Sentence examples for taught snow from inspiring English sources

In addition, "GoT" fans know that, "You know nothing, Jon Snow," is a popular phrase from the series, so when Bean was asked why Stark never taught Snow anything, he responded with a laugh and wrote, "Because he's not mine!

As far as I could tell from the Web, he was the only person in Alaska teaching snow-kiting professionally.

As they walked through the wintry trail, they discussed what the snow taught about family and friendship.

Students were taught that come Christmas snow was not unusual; they played cricket; they wore uniforms with neckties — "shorts and sports and all that," Annan said.

Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1903, Valaida Snow was taught by her mother to play the violin, cello, the double bass, the banjo, the mandolin, the harp, the accordion and the clarinet.

So, stood with a team of fellow Alpine rookies below the cliffs of Coire an t-Sneachda, I was taught to navigate, dig snow holes and take avalanche precautions.

But the snow has taught me something that the misty West Coast doesn't instill in quite the same way: patience.

For instance Snow White taught us not to eat apples at Halloween because they might be poisoned or have razor blades stuck in them.

When he was little he would run around in the snow and his mother taught him to catch snowflakes on his tongue.

4) Snow by Orhan Pamuk—I have not taught this but would like to.

Another fifth grader, Sonam Wancchen, who is a refugee from Tibet, sings an a cappella version of "Snow," a traditional Tibetan song that his relatives taught him.