Sentence examples for snowman comes from inspiring English sources

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

I predict dramas such as "team must find jumpers that won't get ruined by excessive exposure to salt water" and "snowman comes alive and affects beach attendance".

Certainly, metaphors of snowmen come to mind on a freezingly, bitingly, burningly cold morning in Guelph, Ontario, a recent and necessary destination in the search for birthday relics.

Raymond Briggs's tale of a snowman who comes to life and befriends a small boy was adapted for the stage by Bill Alexander in 1993.

Clocking in at a languid 13 and a half minutes, this track from Bush's 2011 release 50 Words for Snow is a dark, impressionistic fantasy in which a young girl builds herself a snowman who comes to life and visits her in the night.

These two enjoyable silent films are made with great hand-drawn animation and easy-to-follow storylines about a little boy who builds a snowman that comes to life.

If the snowman is out of proportion your snowman will come to life and give you grief.

AB: "I've the soul of a snowman, so come the spring, I'm just a nobody who has melted away".

"The Devil's Star" by a Norwegian, Jo Nesbo, is published in America this month at the same time as a more recent novel, "The Snowman", is coming out in Britain.

Once again, the snowman is coming home with me.

Instead of Christmas cheer, this snowman is coming to life and bringing the Christmas fear.