Sentence examples for thick snowfall from inspiring English sources
By 9 30 p.m., the thick snowfall had caused flight delays and cancellations at airports in the New York region.
London, a city known for its low tolerance for snow, was buffeted by an unusually thick snowfall on Wednesday, the heaviest in more than 20 years.
But every other starter we tried had something to say -- dense, ginger-scented carrot-spinach soup; fresh, flawless Prince Edward Island mussels heady with a white-wine-and-tomato broth; a respectable sushi roll with marinated salmon; and a fabulous guilty pleasure, triangles of grilled pita topped with red-onion jam and a thick snowfall of Gorgonzola, over a salad of spinach and Kalamata olives.
It has thick snowfalls in the winter.
During the thickest snowfall the city seemed almost depopulated.
The snowfall was thick, the winds piercing.
WOMEN'S DOWNHILL DELAYED A women's World Cup downhill was postponed because of snowfall and thick fog on the Kandahar Banchetta course in Sestriere, Italy.
By Tuesday evening, the storm had brought Tulsa to a virtual halt with more than a foot of snow, it layered the roadways of St . Louiswith an icy sheen, and draped Chicago with a swirling snowfall so thick that the white-gray sky and the gray-white ground blurred into one enveloping test pattern.
For some, however, even riding to the rescue in a storm did not wash away the shame of driving a much-criticized car. Louis Wolf of Washington plied the Beltway in his Toyota Land Cruiser in the thick of Sunday's snowfall, carrying a cargo of doctors.
Turkish sources say the rebels opened fire on the gendarmerie outpost in Hakkari province, using thick fog and heavy snowfall as cover.
