Sentence examples for snow status from inspiring English sources
Nor are all those who have e-mail likely to log on to their computers before dawn to find out the snow status at their school.
Unlikely as it seems, the Moroccan ski resort of Oukaimeden – about a two-hour drive from Marrakech with skiing in winter months between 2,600 and 3,200 metres – is expanding rapidly to accommodate increased business, and boasts of its "snow-assured" status in comparison to more established but low-altitude resorts in Europe.
It is definitely a measure of his unimpeachable journalists' credentials that there has been no apparent damage to perceptions of his judgment: Jon Snow retains his status – along with [Jeremy] Paxman – as the most effective news interviewer of his generation.
Transportation Alternatives maintains a Twitter feed updating the status of snow removal on various bridges.
The status of snow sheep appears to be satisfactory at present, with a population of about 90,000 head, although any increased level of hunting (such as intensive poaching) would quickly lead to a decline.
The ratio of organic matter yield to water yield was similar each freshet and was independent of the amount of precipitation as snow or soil frost status.
The 'politics of storytelling' (Ezzy, 1998: 250) are such that the effect of recounting this story is also to boost Julian's moral capital by revealing him as a compassionate individual who cares about those positioned 'at the bottom of status systems' (Snow and Anderson, 1987 13366).
While rumours about the status of Jon Snow continue to swirl, the rest of Game of Thrones's sixth season is beginning to take shape.
Most significantly, a video clip shows one adult leopard scent-marking its territory, a way to communicate with other snow leopards about gender and breeding status.
Best-seller status does not automatically make "Snow Falling on Cedars" a well-written book, nor do blockbuster hits necessarily make George Lucas an artful film director.
Our findings suggest that those fracturing outdoors in snow free environments had a poorer health status than other outdoor groups.
