Sentence examples for thick snow from inspiring English sources

Thick snow?

There was thick snow underfoot.

YOU could hardly call Lithuania a banana republic: it is now shivering under thick snow.

An important requirement for seals is thick snow cover in the spring, to dig lairs in.

Investors were ruined as hundreds of thousands of cattle perished in the thick snow and ice.

Their first game, scheduled for a Monday night, was postponed amid thick snow flurries.

Complex layers of vegetation are simplified into one dense line of thick snow-bound forest.

The layers of rich fruit-speckled cake, almond paste and thick snow-white icing seem best kept for just once year.

Stephen Gorevan, a co-founder of Honeybee Robotics, has thick snow-white hair that seems to float above his head like a cloud, and he wears glasses with pronounced black frames.

Until 10 years ago, one had to go to Chile or Argentina to sample the thick snow-white fillets of this fish, whose real name is the Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides).

He was dressed in thick, snow-white trousers and a matching serape (shawl) of maguey fibre, tied by a belt at the waist.