Sentence examples for sort of snow from inspiring English sources
Forecasting what sort of snow will fall is not easy.
It could even be the sort of Snow Show that I prefer.
Clearly too late in the year for the wrong sort of snow and too early for leaves on the line.
Our railways have had problems with the wrong sort of snow and leaves, but now a coastal resort has hit trouble with the wrong type of waves.
While Afghans in the region have historically used long wooden planks as a sort of snow shoe, downhill skiing is alien to locals.
We haven't any idea what to expect, and it's this that causes us to rage at the wrong sort of snow on the line even as we swoon at the sight of a hoar frost.
The Sleeper and the Spindle is actually two stories – a "sort-of Snow White" meets an "almost Sleeping Beauty" – and it features Greenaway-winning Chris Riddell's characteristically detailed and heavy-browed illustrations, always just the right side of grotesque, in black and white picked out with gold.
Apocryphally, natives of the Arctic have hundreds of words for different sorts of snow.
Mr. Jacquemin said that every winter he and his colleagues field calls from residents with all sorts of snow questions.
In the same valley as Park City and The Canyons, but totally different; a sort of utopian snow-world for rich people, which aims to give skiers five‑star hotel service throughout the resort.
Skewered with a thousand still, blue fjords and stacked with the sort of pointy, snow-topped mountains you do not often see, outside children's drawings, it is a huge and empty land inlaid with a host of scenic riches.
