Sentence examples for under a blizzard from inspiring English sources

Even under a blizzard of spices, the main ingredients at Café China taste like themselves.

Under a blizzard of confetti and shredded paper, the players smiled and waved.

French-speaking members stormed out as soon as the motion was put, and it is now buried under a blizzard of procedural points.

South Dakota's capital, Pierre, is under a blizzard warning Wednesday afternoon through predawn Friday, where 12 to 18 inches is forecast.

Mixed greens under a blizzard of crumbled Gorgonzola and tossed in a sour cherry vinaigrette gave them a run for the title.

IN a world buried under a blizzard of polls, rankings, financial statistics and endless official data, we are increasingly pressured to trust in the absolute authority of numbers.

Indeed, of the latter – who tried to snow the peskily truth-seeking Eye under with a blizzard of litigation during the early 90s, as his publishing empire sank into the murky waters of its own gross turpitude – it might almost be said that Lord Gnome stood behind him on the deck of his yacht and gave him a hefty shove.

In his picaresque wanderings through the streets, symbolically blurred and isolated under a weeklong blizzard, he goes from one encounter to the next.

By the time we leave, a blizzard is under way, and several inches more snow are already on the ground.

The novella's landscape — a nineteenth-century western Massachusetts lying prone under the thick heel of a blizzard — is itself bleak and forbidding.

Under a winter storm watch, with a blizzard warning northwest, they're expecting eight to 12 inches of snow.