Sentence examples for the first blizzard from inspiring English sources

Kurt thrilled Marcie by proposing onstage at Carniege Hall during the first blizzard of 2005.

White with the first blizzard of winter, and red with the big sale signs stuck in almost every retailer's windows.

A handful of guests failed to turn up, and those who did peeled off coats, hats and boots and shared stories about braving the first blizzard of 2003.

It appears distinctly possible that Diablo could be the first Blizzard franchise to make the leap from PCs to consoles like the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but Blizzard isn't talking about that.

As the first blizzard howled last weekend, the Virginia Republican Party put up an advertisement on the Web — titled "12 Inches of Global Warming" — criticizing two Virginia Democrats, Representatives Rick Boucher and Tom Perriello, who voted for the federal cap-and-trade legislation last year.

The weather service called it the biggest storm in the region since last February, when record snowfalls paralyzed the mid-Atlantic states but largely spared New York City, and the first blizzard since Feb. 12, 2006, when the 24-hour record for Central Park, 26.9 inches, was set.

In Yorkshire, the first blizzards of the winter coincided with flash floods.

It is only the second blizzard warning for the Virginia Tidewater since the 1980s.

The south end of the Colorado Plateau was enjoying that typically beautiful autumn weather that makes the inevitable first blizzard such a dangerous surprise". In his last book Hillerman went to Vietnam.

From November's first flakes and the season's first blizzard, to unexpected midnight dustings and late March blasts, snow fell frequently and happily on my childhood in western Massachusetts.

If those conditions occur as expected overnight in Central Park, Mr. Stark said, this would be the city's first blizzard since Feb. 12, 2006, when a storm dumped 26.9 inches of snow on Central Park.