Sentence examples for winter snowstorm from inspiring English sources
At Big Bear, police officials said they were prepared to search through the night, weather permitting: a winter snowstorm was approaching.
LONDON — A fierce winter snowstorm crippled London's roads, subways and buses and all but shut down many parts of Britain on Monday.
CHICAGO (AP) — A heavy, wet winter snowstorm made travel treacherous on Friday in the Midwest and was blamed for at least 10 traffic deaths as the storm moved east.
He flew home into a winter snowstorm in Washington able to claim that – after two years of negotiations had ended in deadlock – he had persuaded the world's biggest producers of greenhouse gases to act on global warming.
They passed a law which overturned -- just in time for a mondo winter snowstorm in Washington -- the ban on sledding on Capitol Hill.
Fire officials have attributed the increases primarily to problems during the August blackout and the winter snowstorms.
In these parts of Vermont, where Internet connections are less reliable and winter snowstorms can block roads for days, readers often prefer print.
Take into consideration the weather and the season; an airport in the South might have fewer winter snowstorms but more spring and summer thunderstorms.
Though he survived Hurricane Sandy with his smoker — and gratitude — firmly intact, what about winter snowstorms, vicious online know-it-alls, employees who come and go, bad plumbing and whatever competition opens three months from now?
But it is also true that in some places in the world – and the northern United States is one of them – dramatic winter snowstorms are exactly what scientists expect from climate change.
