Sentence examples for where snow from inspiring English sources

In Scandinavia, where snow falls frequently.

"It is where snow goes to die.

Precipitation is higher in the mountains, where snow is common.

They live in Kentish Town in London, from where Snow cycles to work.

"Treasures" here means "treasuries", places where snow is stored up for future use.

The snow, where snow still lies on the ground, acquires a fine particularity.

In a multibillion dollar business where snow reputations are crucial, it is easy to see why.

Winter snowfall can be significant in the uplands, where snow or sleet falls some 10 days of each year.

To dig out: Upstate New York, where snow drifts up to six feet high stranded some drivers for twenty hours.

Temperatures in winter remain moderate except in the uplands of Tasmania and southeastern Australia, where snow is common.

The logs came in massive and rough, smelling like moss and the dark places where snow lingers into July.