Sentence examples for snow sliding from inspiring English sources

It was only a section of accumulated snow sliding down the slate roof.

A noise outside the house may be an intruder, or it may be snow sliding off the roof in the light of experience, we can tell which theory is right.

Just before Christmas, his mother helped us seal drafty windows with plastic as Dan put up a tin and wood outdoor vestibule Chrisso had designed to catch icy snow sliding down the tin roof like a guillotine.

But for the Sam Buckmelters who are coming up at a time when freestyle skiing and boarding are gaining legitimacy, Echo could be the fuse that lights the next revolution in snow sliding.

Slab avalanches, an avalanche formed by a sliding sheet of hard, dense snow sliding down the slope, are responsible for almost 90% of all avalanche deaths.

An individual tree may be facilitated, e.g. physically by neighbours as they protect against stormbreakage (von Lüpke and Spellmann 1997 19999), sun scorch of bark (Assmann 1970), or snow sliding (Kuoch 1972; Mayer and Ott 1991, pp 194 197).

Massive snow slides buried the villages of Súðavík and Flateyri.

"I like a pitched roof, so the snow slides off," she said.

Constant snow slides erase the work of diggers and rotary plows.

In Texas in 2011, snow slid off the roof of the stadium and hit a few people.

Mr. Hudner clambered onto the wing of Mr. Brown's plane, but his boots, slick with ice and snow, slid and he could not grab his friend.