Sentence examples for snow meaning from inspiring English sources

Meteorologists at Pennsylvania State University said January had six days of trace amounts of snow, meaning flurries that melt when they hit the ground and are so scant as to not be measurable.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Adding to an already brutal season of flooding, another major waterway — this time, the Missouri River — is rising because of record rain and snow, meaning major flooding is likely from the headwaters in Montana to where it flows into the still-swollen Mississippi River.

"The Russian border," he announces, pointing to a red post half-submerged in the snow, meaning that we can go no further.

The Met Office has issued an amber warning for snow, meaning be prepared, across the Midlands, London and south-east England.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota on November 5 In South Dakota, there were only 197 days between the last snow of spring ("snow" meaning four inches or more) and the first snow of fall that's a record.

"I think most of us who know as much as we know about the deal -- even if the two side agreements were available and pure as the driven snow, meaning they were outstanding documents -- I don't think that would change our view of whether allowing Iran to industrialize their nuclear program is a bad deal," he said.

Above all, snow gives meaning to the great indoors.

Officials in many cities declared snow emergencies, meaning that cars had to be off streets to allow plowing, which made some last-minute Christmas shoppers unhappy.

The English name "Snowdon" comes from the Old English, meaning "snow hill", as Snowdon often has a covering of snow.

However, the Met Office said temperatures would not drop low enough for any snow to settle, meaning the impact on running conditions would be minimal.

At this point, everyone pretty much accepts and expects R+L=J to happen, meaning Snow's parents are actually Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark.