Sentence examples for suggesting snow from inspiring English sources

Boris Johnson once penned a column suggesting snow on his windowsill means we should consider believing climate sceptics over governments and leading scientists across the world, but has not openly denied manmade climate change.

These cancellations inevitably disrupt lesson plans and exams, though there is some research suggesting snow-day closures do not affect student academic performance.

The name suggests Snow White in an apron waving a spatula, the woodland animals chattering nearby, stirring batter.

He takes me to the real showpiece, the Narnia Room: woodland wallpaper; a white, fluffy carpet to suggest snow; a lion mask hanging on the wall.

They end up in the castle of the villainous sorcerer, Cob (Willem Dafoe), an androgynous wraith whose vanity and lust for eternal youth suggests Snow White's stepmother with supernatural ambitions.

Moreover, he says, VOC and NOX emissions in the area have declined steadily since 2007, which suggests snow cover and other variables play key roles in the region's more recent air quality decline.

While no one is suggesting that Snow is cooking the books, there is a serious question as to whether Snow has stopped making policy and is no longer the watchdog of America's finances.

Intra-sexual home range overlap was low, especially for adult males, suggesting that snow leopards are territorial.

He suggests shoveling snow into their driveways.

There was confusion over some perks: the in-room booklet suggested that snow shoes were available to guests; the front desk denied it.

The Lincoln Handicap meeting at Doncaster on Friday and Saturday, the traditional opening for the Flat season on turf, is under threat from the weather after a deteriorating forecast suggested that snow can be expected at the course.