Sentence examples for well snowy from inspiring English sources

The street view "fleet" now includes a tricycle for narrow alleyways, a trolley for the interiors of museums and historic buildings, a snowmobile, for, well, snowy places, and the Trekker, which has been used to map sites such as Petra, Angkor Wat, the Great Pyramids, Everest base camp and the Grand Canyon.

Whether this moral equivalence between man and dog reflects well on Snowy or badly on Captain Haddock is open to debate.

"There are still technological obstacles – it doesn't work well in snowy or foggy environments, and we are running vehicles here with a maximum speed of 12mph".

Its Africans are crude caricatures: child-men with wide eyes and bloated lips who prostrate themselves before Tintin (as well as Snowy his dog), after he shows off such magic as an electromagnet, or quinine pills for malaria.In Scandinavia the staggering toll of African wildlife Tintin kills especially a rhinoceros he reduces to blackened chunks with dynamite has prompted additional angst.

With his well-groomed snowy beard and attire that suggests the king has his clothes custom-made by Paul Smith, the Lear of the play's first half is like a trimmed-down, corporate-world Santa Claus whose many months on the Slim-Fast diet have set his nerves just a tad on edge.

Horses are adapted particularly well to cold, snowy conditions, as seen by the extreme conditions that the Yakut horse can withstand (Ferret 2009; Anufriev et al. 2009).

Take a few minutes out of your snowy day (well, those of you in the Northeast at least) and enjoy.

They're designed with a deeper tread that works well in icy and snowy conditions.

You have now mastered the secret to making that delicious frothy drink that goes so well with cold and snowy days.

But Carcelen has joined a small subset of skiers from nations like Kenya, Ethiopia, Brazil, Argentina and Chile, as well as not-so-snowy European countries like Portugal and Ireland, creating a separate competition within international races.

There's an unscientific reason to study the snowy owl as well, Mr. Holt says.