Sentence examples for wrapping snow from inspiring English sources

The warning attracted a few ripostes about cheerlessness but 35 "likes" in favour of a crackdown amid references to children wrapping snow round stones.

I mean, how many times can you hear about mommy kissing Santa Claus while wrapping snow globes at Yankee Candle without pulling a Half Baked on those motherfuckers and dropping the mic for eternity?

The skill of Mr. Kors is to bring that 1980s big-picture glamour to simple, sporty clothes: offering narrow-waisted, full-skirted, calf-length dresses in graphic patterns; or wrapping a snow-white curl of fur around a simple white shirt and shorts.

Gold crackers, mince pies, Fox's favourites, cream crackers, Mr Kipling cakes, tinned ham are wrapped in snow-spotted polythene and blue ribbon.

It starts on Christmas Eve with the main character, a girl called Pearl, building a sister out of snow and wrapping it in her deceased sister's shawl.

The Colorado Avalanche logo is composed by a burgundy letter A with snow wrapped around, similar to an avalanche, in the shape of the letter C.

It comes complete with a refreshing present idea, too: a piece of mistletoe wrapped up in snow.

DENVER — The last time the Mets were here, they found themselves stomping through calf-deep snow, wrapped inside parkas and beanies while trying to play catch on the field.

And that's where the story picks up, with my sister and me, wrapped in our snow clothes, waddling through the unplowed parking lot of the Fuddrucker's in Seven Corners, heading from one car to the another, the most important thing being that the handoff was completed before it became too dangerous to drive.

And that's where the story picks up, with my sister and my sister and me, wrapped in our snow clothes, waddling through the unploughed parking lot of the Fuddrucker's in Seven Corners, heading from one car to the another, the most important thing being that the handoff was completed before it became too dangerous to drive.

And that's where the story picks up, with my sister and my sister and me, wrapped in our snow clothes, waddling through the unplowed parking lot of the Fuddrucker's in Seven Corners, heading from one car to the another, the most important thing being that the handoff was completed before it became too dangerous to drive.