Sentence examples for snowing is from inspiring English sources

Olivier Dunrea's "It's Snowing!" is a snow book with an edge.

That is, the sentence, 'It's snowing,' is true only to the extent that the Proposition, that it is snowing, is true.

But self-knowledge that satisfies the bypass model is non-inferential, since the self-attribution (e.g., the belief that I believe that it's snowing) is not inferred from its basis (e.g., seeing falling snow).

If it is snowing, be angry.

More snow is forecast.

Snow is declared the winner.

Outside, snow is piling up.

Today the snow is drifting.

Bizarre, no? Snow is white.

"For me, snow is blood.

That snow is looking CRAZY.