Sentence for snow | Use snow in a sentence

Sentence with word snow. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use snow in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for snow.

• Snow this. (8)
• And the Serpent replied: Breast of snow! (10)
• The snow was falling thickly. (12)
• Detective Snow to see you, Sir. (8)
• Behold, that Beppo is approaching like the snow! (10)
• He paid no attention to snow or mud. (12)
• On roofs and cornices lay soiled snow. (12)
• And to think of our not having snow yet! (9)
• The sand cliff shone like a bank of snow. (8)
• Every body must have seen the snow coming on. (4)
• Its shadow stretched across sweeps of fresh snow. (10)
• It lay there like a bit of snow on the cold ground. (10)
• At Forfeits during snow we played, and I Must kiss her. (10)
• It was springtime, but the deep snow had not yet melted. (19)
• It passed, leaving a thin cloth of snow on the wintry land. (10)
• To-day it is raining and eating away the snow very fast…. (14)
• There was snow on the ground, and she was sitting in a shawl. (4)
• She was told not to taste anything for two days, not even snow. (18)
• Through the open doors there blew in an icy blast mixed with snow. (12)
• She was amused; she promised him a change more resembling country snow. (10)
• Away from my breath of snow and sweet grass, thou wilt droop, little soul. (8)
• I hardly knew the road from Florence hither for this strangeness of snow. (14)
• They rubbed her skin so long with snow till she was warm and opened her eyes. (12)
• And I could make a pilgrimage in rain or snow just to doat on the outside of it. (10)
• The tree seemed sorrowful in its withering flowers of the colour of trodden snow. (10)
• They stopped and silently regarded the group of people in the snow and also Michael. (12)
• The fleck of sunshine sank lower on the wall, and the snow on the pavement glittered. (12)
• I can approach no nearer because of the hardness of the snow, which is very firmly packed. (7)
• She appeared to him like nothing so much as a pump with two handles, lightly clad in snow. (8)
• Snow had been falling heavily all day, and now, late at night, it was {245} still falling. (19)
• Outside there was a melting snow on the higher hills; the clouds over them grew steel-blue. (10)
• We hear of three inches of snow at Vicenza, and I can well believe it, so cold has it been. (14)
• Michael looked out through the window, and the gleaming of the snow caused his eyes to move. (12)
• Beneath the softness of the air was the iciness of the snow; it made him want to run and leap. (8)
• She had a sad look, upon traces of a past fairness, vaguely like a snow landscape in the thaw. (10)
• Outside was all snow, and nothing but forest; as you saw when you came to me there, Gretelchen. (10)
• The sunlight had passed off the pear-tree; its bloom was now white, and almost as still as snow. (8)
• In spite of its being a soft snow, it continued to fall as snow and not as rain. (9)
• The reverberation of the snow increases the pale daylight, and brings all objects nearer the eye. (2)
• A little white lump of snow lay on his cap, and to his beard clung snow and ice. (12)
• Minnie was also dressed for the verandah promenade, which they always took when the snow was too deep. (9)
• We thought him extortionate, and we mostly walked through snow and mud of amazing depth and thickness. (9)
• How could he face amidst the snow and ice the 18,000 men of Montcalm, as brave and as hardy as his own? (19)
• The door is opened; Snow comes in, a detective in plain clothes and bowler hat, with clipped moustaches. (8)
• Here there was a feast of variously-tinted sunset shadows on snow, meadows, rock, river, serrated cliff. (10)
• There enters a square old man, with a red, pendulous jawed, shaking face under a snow besprinkled bowler hat. (8)
• They had now passed out of the grounds; the street lamp opposite the gate was dimly visible through the snow. (1)
• Everywhere were threads of water, threads of snow, and little threads of dewy green, glistening like gossamer. (8)
• But he walked along looking down at the snow, and not meeting the laughing glance that Miss Macroyd cast at his face. (9)
• When she should be stronger, there might be a pale flush in it, like sunset on snow, but Verrian had to imagine that. (9)
• But when love asks for nothing, And lies on his bed of snow, The face slips under my eyelids, All in its living glow. (10)
• Upon the whole, the snow was a great success, and her guests congratulated Mrs. Westangle on having thought to have it. (9)
• In the intervals, by day and night, Dollard and his men offered up prayers to Heaven on their knees in the melting snow. (19)
• It was not easy in those days to find Frenchmen ready to live in a country supposed to be ice and snow the whole year round. (19)
• Those who died were buried in the deep snow to await interment {226} in the spring, for the ground was fast locked by frost. (19)
• Thus, to the high entertainment of the angels, do we pelt each other with evangelists, like schoolboys bickering in the snow. (2)
• Their only hope, in the midst of the bitter blast and clouds of snow which environed them, lay in the strength of their cables. (19)
• Thick flakes of snow fell, and soon the road had disappeared, and you could tell it only from the line of trees on either hand. (12)
• They were now a miserable trio, confined within doors by a series of rain and snow, with nothing to do and no variety to hope for. (4)
• A road and some fences broke the unvarying waste, and the line of the road was marked by upright pillars, to serve in time of snow. (2)
• But the old geniality, the old warmth glowed in him, and made a summer amidst the storm of snow that blinded the wintry air without. (9)
• The thawing snow left the fallen beechnuts of the autumn before uncovered among the dead leaves, and the forest was full of the beautiful birds. (9)
• The peaked cap of the rushing rock-dotted sweeps of upward snow caught a scarlet illumination: one flank of the white in heaven was violetted wonderfully. (10)

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