Sentence examples for snow settling from inspiring English sources

The last "proper" white Christmas – at least in southern Britain – with snow settling on the ground, was in 2010, though in the Highlands snow falls every winter.

In every direction, German, Austrian and Swiss partygoers were bounding around like gleeful gremlins, racing between venues gripping cans of Red Bull, oblivious to the snow settling gently on their shoulders.

Updated at 5.59pm GMT 5.47pm GMT Hats off to the videographers over at the Wall Street Journal for this cool time-lapse of the snow settling in – and being continuously cleared – in Manhattan.

Here she is beginning to forget the names for simple things and put pots and pans away in the fridge: but a residual self-awareness means that the thick layers of snow settling on the landscape have become unbearable metaphors for the gradual obliteration of her memory.

Melanie Pollitt's suspicions that the birth of her second child would not be a straightforward affair were confirmed by the foot of snow settling outside her home in the High Peak just as the cramps in her belly were becoming unmistakably regular.

The semiAuto algorithm had similar problems in detecting the correct height during snow storms, but performed well in following the reflection of the snow surface during periods of snow settling and low or no accumulation.

"Snow settles in the liver.

Rangi has fallen backwards into the snow, settled into his own snow angel.

The season's first snow settled also in parts of Lebanon and Syria.

As the snow settled we launched into steeper and more exposed terrain.

Snow settled on the ground in parts of the capital last night as temperatures dipped below zero.