Sentence examples for stretch of snow from inspiring English sources

But anyone who has given her body to the long-distance stretch of snow and skid marks that face cross-country skiers in the Birkebeiner knows better.

Cyril, our guide, has nine years' teaching experience and knows the resort intimately, but even he can't sniff out a decent stretch of snow.

How can language grip a landscape so close-toned, which specialises in "great, unrelieved stretches of snow and ice" and "plains of open water"?

In cold, hostile stretches of snow that would mean death for most of the worlds' plants, a watermelon red algae has staked out a surprisingly productive existence, scientists say.

However, there were these amazing stretches of pristine snow, no footprints, not even animal tracks, as the snow was so deep.

He was directly across the street from us now, moving cautiously to avoid stretches of unshovelled snow.

The rising temperatures come after a freezing weekend that has seen a "corridor of snow" stretch down the UK, leaving icy roads and huge waves.

In every direction stretches a dazzling canvas of snow and pine with not a sign of habitation.