Sentence examples for snow-swept from inspiring English sources

Then, slyly, he selected a bottle – a picture of a snow-swept Siberia on the label.

Like many travelers before us, we encountered friendly people and an otherworldly landscape of lakes and snow-swept peaks.

"There is more and more misery around," he said, gazing at a row of snow-swept vehicles outside.

The tunnels lie in some of the world's roughest terrain, and landing conditions can be dicey: snow-swept runways in the Himalayas, broken tarmac in Kazakhstan.

For weeks the state's political establishment has been focused on the snow-swept 48th Senate District, some six hours from New York City.

The 30-odd people who met yesterday on a snow-swept beach in Queens considered it the better part of wisdom to start with a failure.

The snow swept at the headlights and erased everything in front of us.

We cruised through the first powder field, the mellow gradient forcing a no-stopping rule until a couloir, where snow swept past my feet like velvet.

The divide was so stark that someone on a tall building in downtown Buffalo had clear skies overhead but could see a menacing gray wall of moisture and snow swept up off the lake and driven south.

The artists Nicolas Provost, Natalie Frank, Ena Swansea and Bill Beckley — all of whom are featured in the exhibition, which also includes work by Andy Warhol, David LaChapelle, Nan Goldin, Andreas Gursky, Wolfgang Tillmans and Dash Snow — swept past the velvet rope to get their groove on inside.

1) Which UK politician was – surprisingly – the first this year to call for refugees from the Syrian conflict to be granted immediate asylum in Britain? 2) And, perhaps just as surprisingly, who were brought indoors at Chicago Zoo to keep them warm after bitter snow swept the eastern US seaboard?