Sentence examples for when snow comes from inspiring English sources

When snow comes, the golfers don't.

But when snow comes to the city, it falls softly on the heads of doormen, the same as on other fold; and it also falls at the feet of doormen, and accumulates there.

It's amazing when the snow comes in London.

But when the snow comes — and you know it will — the people of 15 Central Park West will be ready.

And even when the snow comes around on Christmas Day it is not expected to be substantial.

In autumn they are brought back down to the valley again to be more easily fed when the snow comes.

"And when the snow comes to hide the sins of man, you'll find in this winter wonderland a refuge," he said.

When the snow comes down dry, it doesn't flatten your plants; perennials that are more than 2 or 3 feet tall will stick out of the snow and still look good.

A Soft Spot for Snow When the snow comes, the real stuff, deep enough to keep most Staten Islanders indoors, the hardy few on skis or sleighs in the hills of LaTourette Park will remember a joyful Jeannine M. LaVerde on her sled.

When the snow comes, we retreat into our homes, avoid driving, go sledding, and make snowpeople (as snowmen are too hetero normative for Portlanders).

The folks at the gym tell me I can start cross-country skiing when the "real" snow comes, but so far I've been getting better at biking and haven't fallen off again.