Sentence examples for violent snowstorm from inspiring English sources

The minster was unfinished at the time, and there was no roof to protect the nave – or the couple – from a violent snowstorm.

While Dorothy cleans up after the meal, her dog Toto runs out the open kitchen door into a violent snowstorm.

It is said that here, on the passes over the mountains, whole caravans are often swallowed up in the snow when unusually violent snowstorms take place, and that to meet such dangers people carry staves, which they raise to the surface of the snow in order to get air to breathe and to signify their plight to people who come along, so as to obtain assistance, be dug out, and safely escape.

To put it all into perspective, during last weekend's snowstorm, a quick but violent upheaval, just two to four inches fell in London.

A snowstorm.

Snowstorm coming?

Next snowstorm, same situation.

A snowstorm paralyzed Tulsa, Okla.

In a snowstorm.

Not one snowstorm.

"This is a snowstorm.