Sentence examples for snow picked from inspiring English sources
It was quiet in the room and outside while the snow picked up.
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Snow picked up on the red in her heels with a crimson-colored clutch.
The meat shelves were all but bare, customers shoved past each other and outside on Broadway the checkout line stretched for a block as the wind and snow picked up.
The meat shelves were all but bare, customers shoved past each other, and outside on Broadway, the checkout line stretched for a block as the wind and snow picked up.
[Page A1.] Snow Picked for Treasury Post President Bush named John W. Snow, left, as the next Treasury secretary, and Mr. Snow quickly took up the mantle of chief economic salesman as the administration prepares proposals to shore up the economy.
The snow picks up again, falling silently outside the windows.
Ask neighbors if you can rake leaves, mow the lawn, trim hedges, plow snow, pick up twigs in the yard, clean the gutters, or any other chore for a price that they think is reasonable.
Higher up on the moors, patches of snow pick out every crevice and indentation in the land.
— By midafternoon the snow had picked up — tiny, innocuous flecks becoming heavy, wet drops — but no one at Camp Anishinaabek seemed to notice.
Palo Alto may have lots of money, but its taxpayers still do not want to pay retirees who once plowed the snow or picked up the trash in far-off Loyalton.
