Sentence examples for wind-blown snow from inspiring English sources
The textures created by the tree bark, the undergrowth and the freshly fallen wind-blown snow create an enchanting scene.
Yet when I snowboarded down from the summit before the lifts started running, and the fresh, wind-blown snow took on a dry powdery quality, it was a beautiful ride – made more so by my woozy sleep-deprived state.
It was an unusual moment, and not simply because of the acres of wind-blown snow, which not only seemed to hush the squelch of the officers' boots but also muted the volume of the human voice.
We had almost forgotten that this is how winter defines itself -- the crunch of artificial salt underfoot, the rasp of snow shovels on concrete, a day with all the color of a seagull's plumage, the sting of wind-blown snow in the ear, a growing, drifting silence as night sets in.
Wind-blown snow is expected to partially cover the gear but GPS markers fixed to the corners of the site will help locate it again.
Cornices are formed by wind-blown snow and can collapse under their own weight and cause avalanches, often during a thaw.
We explain this by the transfer of moisture deep into the range as wind-blown or avalanched snow and by limitations imposed on glacial area on the upwind side of the range by the geometry of the Kongur extensional system (KES).
Unfortunately, precipitation observations are unreliable given the strong winds and blown snow.
Very few arthropods survive prolonged exposure to temperatures experienced on snow fields, but Grylloblatta have a foraging strategy utilizing snow-fields, where wind-blown insects and organic detritus are deposited (into the "Aeolian ecosystem") and form an energy rich resource for scavenging insects [ 33].
"I say, 'How do you figure your time when you got it and don't use it?' " His workplace is a wind-blown white wasteland, an expanse of snow-covered ice that stretches 120 navigable miles, nearly from the Hudson to the St .Lawrence Rivers.
Wind-blown sand and rubble debris.
