Sentence examples for snow forming from inspiring English sources

The interlocking peaks were encrusted with snow, forming a filigree of white as if a doily had been casually tossed over their stony backs.

— The mountains along the eastern edge of Glacier National Park rise from the prairie like dinosaur teeth, their silvery ridges and teardrop fields of snow forming the doorway to one of America's most pristine places.

Lower tech, but equally out there, is a built in spray gun system that skiers would activate to send a fine blue color onto the snow, forming the contrast needed for better visibility.

When this is around freezing point, the snow formed is dense (ie, the value of the ratio is low).

They would strip the bark with Mr. Pratt's grandfather's 100-year-old draw knife and then skid the logs when the winter snow formed.

I scooped up a handful of snow, formed a ball and threw it right where La Gradisca should have been standing.

The backcloth in the far distance was the hills of Sutherland, where, with the recent rise in temperatures, melting snow formed long, jagged patterns down from the high tops.

Frozen granular, for example, is often misunderstood to be ice, when it is actually "a hard surface of old snow formed by granules freezing together after a rain or warm temperatures".

Sastrugi are frozen waves of snow formed from the wind, with irregular furrows and sharp crests.

Fractured Flexible Flyers littered the ground, their shattered wooden planks, half buried in the snow, formed makeshift headstones for the dreams that died on that hill.

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