Sentence examples for snow light from inspiring English sources

The runs were long and varied, the snow light as air.

It becomes a hyper-bright kaleidoscope, flooded with snow light by Hugh Vanstone, which daily breaks up and re-forms.

It is the dead of winter, and Peter Simonite's exquisite cinematography captures the bluish snow light with such acute sensitivity to atmosphere that even in the warmth of a theater you may shiver.

Trees can change their growth orientation in response to various environmental stresses (ie, wind, snow, light, gravity, artificial bending) [ 1], and during this process reaction wood with modified characteristics and properties is formed.

In the snow, light blues, whites, and grays look very cool and stand for winter.

Dave explained that where the wind hadn't driven the snow, the flakes remained bigger and the snow lighter.

The gleaming whiteness of the waist-deep, powdery snow lit up the darkness and reflected a brilliant quarter-moon and sparkling stars.

#4 Mammoth Mountain, California: Big storms rolling off the Pacific routinely drop four or five feet of snow on Mammoth at a time, and its high elevation makes the snow lighter than what you find in Tahoe.

By Lizbeth Rosenberg The New Yorker, December 26 , 1983P. 38 I've waited a long while in this antique snow-light View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Doreen St. Félix By Joan Acocella.

By Lizbeth Rosenberg The New Yorker, December 26 , 1983P. 38 I've waited a long while in this antique snow-light View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.

Saturated in a bluish winter snow-light and filmed with an extraordinary sensitivity to the changing seasons, the weather and the time of day, these scenes are so atmospheric they beckon you into a childlike state of wondrous apprehension.