Sentence examples for stand snow from inspiring English sources

At one point his dreamy heroine announces that she can't stand snow because "it lacks precision".

He leaps over the track where I stand, snow lapping against his waist, and lets out a cackle as he flies past me.

If someone complains that they can't stand the snow, they'll tell you "right fucking now".

I can't stand the snow, and my ears want to break off just looking at their bare heads and wet eyes.

In the Cairngorms there are small stands of Snow Brook-moss and Alpine Thyme-moss, and an abundance of Icy Rock-moss, the latter's UK population being found only here and at one site in England.

The double-headed Chimera wearing an ushanka (a Russian fur cap with ear flaps) and a kokoshnik (a traditional Russian head-dress worn by women and girls some centuries ago) stands in snow, Chimera's feet are shod in valenki (traditional Russian winter felt boots).

Other new indie titles – including Two Night Stand, Coherence and Snow in Paradise – earned relatively negligible returns.

He would put on his overcoat and stand in the snow in the middle of Ithaca with his paint box and hitchhike.

A mechanized Santa waves a gloved hand; an intricately wrought miniature carousel rotates and plays carols; deer made of white lights and wire stand on cotton snow.

The horses stand blanketed in snow, and from time to time they lope around the pasture, just to listen to the icicles on their flanks.

You need to get hot, stand in the snow for a while, heat up again and repeat a few times, slowly bringing your blood to boiling point.