Sentence examples for snow lands from inspiring English sources

Usually, the worst lake-effect snow lands in the Tug Hill plateau, a stretch of land between the lake and the Adirondack Mountains not too far from Parish.

Like Snake Mr. Pearce's government agent, Snow, lands in trouble and is offered his freedom in exchange for rescuing a hostage, in this case the token female and presidential daughter, Emilie Warnock Maggie Gracee, from "Taken").

The soft tick of snow landing in its own body — what was left of time.

Between one and three inches of snow landed in New York City as the first bands of snow came through in the afternoon, said Caswell F. Holloway, the city's deputy mayor for operations.

Even some of my pool swims have been unusual, including one in an outdoor (heated) pool in Toronto, snow landing on my arms, and another in a square pool, 20 feet by 20 feet, in the lobby of a St . Louishotel where I did "laps" (really circles) under the watchful eye of a lifeguard.

Surrounded by glaciers, the snow landing on my bivvy bag, deafened the moans from the avalanches falling nearby.

SEA: "eel land," "fish trail," "foam path," "ship's road," "fishing bank," "lobster's path," "red fish's dwelling," "mackerel's seat," "prow land," "snow road," "land of fish," "house of seaweed," "land of seabirds," "land of sailing wind," "Ymir's blood," "island fetter," "dwelling of the ships," "man's encircler," "flat one".

In that case, South Pole crews built a packed-snow landing strip and burned barrels of debris coated in gasoline to light the way.

Instead of landing on snow, aerialists land dramatically in a 750,000-gallon pool.

Assessments of MODIS instantaneous albedos that account for anisotropic multiple scattering, over snow-free and snow-covered lands and at all diurnal solar zenith angles, show a slight improvement over the albedo formulations that treat the downwelling diffuse radiation as isotropic.

Their black friendly eyes seem pleased to see me, their wool insulating the snow that lands on them from the heat of their bodies.