Sentence examples for waiting for snow from inspiring English sources

Waiting for snow or wind to stop is routine.

It all erupted like a volcano, he said, when he sat down to write "Waiting for Snow in Havana".

Eire's previous memoir, "Waiting for Snow in Havana," which won a National Book Award, was an irrepressible account of his childhood before and during the revolution.

Carlos Eire's National Book Award-winning memoir, "Waiting for Snow in Havana," ended with the eleven-year-old author among the fourteen thousand unaccompanied children airlifted from Cuba, in 1962, by Operation Pedro Pan.

Bob Faw interviews the Cuban-born author Carlos Eire, a professor of religious studies at Yale and a winner of the National Book Award for his 2003 memoir, "Waiting for Snow in Havana," about the transformative events that renewed his Roman Catholic faith.

"Learning to Die in Miami," by Carlos Eire (Free Press; $26) Carlos Eire's National Book Award-winning memoir, "Waiting for Snow in Havana," ended with the eleven-year-old author among the fourteen thousand unaccompanied children airlifted from Cuba, in 1962, by Operation Pedro Pan.

"People begin digging out and don't wait for snow plows to come through, and then when they do, they block them in.

Jon Reeds Wallington, Surrey Why do we have to wait for snow to fall, a marathon or a Sky Ride for our cities to be reclaimed (Editorial, 7 September)?

What joy! Excited the aunt took her nieces and nephews to the kitchen to show off the long waited for snow cone maker.

Some of the resorts had to close again and are waiting for new snow.

Italian media said guests at the hotel had checked out and were waiting for a snow plough to arrive to open up the road and let them down the mountain.