Sentence examples for snowman from inspiring English sources

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The story is straightforward: boy builds snowman; snowman comes to life; charming high-jinks ensue; snowman melts.

Except its arms, which resembled nothing so much as the twigs that sometimes fulfil that role on a child's snowman.

The story of the yeti the abominable snowman that haunts the Himalaya has provoked serious investigation by explorers hoping to find not-quite-human humans.

It depicted the supermarket as a snowman incorporating 10% more snow than its twiggy-mouthed rivals, a reference to Asda's promise to beat their prices by that margin.

A snowman asked, in a high-pitched accent, whether his son would survive global warming.

That may be as likely as building a snowman in the Rann of Kutch, but Mr Modi hopes for $20 billion over five years.

Gods and demons were believed to live in the high peaks, and the Yeti (the so-called Abominable Snowman) was said to roam the lower slopes.

The festival, which marks the end of winter, terminates with the burning of a large woodpile topped by a snowman.

A child prodigy, Korngold at age 11 composed the ballet Der Schneemann ("The Snowman"), which caused a sensation at its first performance in Vienna (1910).

But for parents, Elsa is Satan incarnate with big blue eyes and a decapitated snowman for a boyfriend, who used her fiendishly intricate show-tune "Let It Go" to hypnotise their sweet offspring, turning them into dead-eyed, worshipful automatons.