Sentence examples for snow leaves from inspiring English sources

No one, however, is blaming snow, leaves, spectres or the wrong kind of dew.

My daughter complains that cars and buses ride frighteningly close to her and snow leaves no place to walk.

But only Killington, upholding its tradition of running later than any other resort, will keep going until the snow leaves.

In other ways, though, the Games threaten to function with an ominous smoothness; the new Javelin train, which spirits visitors from a central rail station to the gates of the Olympic park, takes six minutes to complete its journey, whereas many British trains squall to a leisurely halt whenever snow, leaves, or persons unknown fall onto the track.

What's his next excuse global warming, the wrong quality of snow, leaves on the line?

Ash samples were collected by the following means: a) placing plates or paper on a flat surface for some period (e.g. 18 30 19 00 January 26, February 2, February 7 8, all 2011 eruptions); b) from surface of artificial material including monitoring device and edge of low-traffic road; and c) together with snow, leaves and grass on which ash particles were deposited (Table 1, condition).

Journalists at News International's Wapping headquarters went hungry after the snow left its canteen without supplies.

New information, as Deborah describes it, 'melts like snow, leaving not a trace'.

That area typically does not get much snow, leaving a barren, scoured course.

Too bad for the coach that the snow left some unsafe spots on the practice field this morning.

Trash collection has suffered because of the snow, leaving more rubbish than usual to blow hither and yon.