Usar "snow-covered" en una oración

1. Joe began to scoot, sinking his fingers into the snow-covered ground,

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2. I'm looking at a very pretty Christmas card I sent Judy that has a wonderful snow-covered scene of a couple driving in a wagon with horses through what looks like rural New England very Lovely

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3. Lying between the Andes and Atlantic Ocean, this land of tropical rainforests, beaches, snow-covered mountains and Patagonia (big foot) contains unique wildlife

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4. Sailing north in the Okhotsk Sea, the snow-covered mountains of Kamchatka

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5. It had been a long time for some and the first time for others to view snow-covered mountains anywhere

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6. The air funneling up from the snow-covered hollows was frigid and the little doeling was dying of hypothermia

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7. snow-covered figure coming swiftly along the sidewalk

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8. Mountains of raw ore, scrap metal, and coal created snow-covered hills, and she led Books, Akstyr, and Maldynado into the valleys

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9. snow-covered haystacks, beyond the ice-bound river, floated slow, and

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10. Until she lost her freedom again, she hadn't appreciated how much she'd come to rely on her trips out into the snow-covered forest to keep her sane

11. and snow-covered mountains beyond took my breath away

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12. He hid the truck behind some snow-covered underbrush, and continued on foot into Dwiespestka

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13. They moved cautiously to the edge of the forest, remaining concealed behind a snow-covered fallen tree

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14. After they put on their overcoats, Colling followed Hermann across the snow-covered yard to the stables

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15. The deep blue lake surrounded by the brownish rolling hills of puna surrounded by the high snow-covered mountains

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16. That night we camped below another snow-covered peak

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17. The end of the day found us at the base of a high snow-covered mountain, likely a volcano from its almost perfect cone shape

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18. Famished from its long slumber, it would travel down from the snow-covered mountains to wreak havoc on the village below

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19. Down below us was a little snow-covered New England town

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20. At least, it used to be snow-covered

21. That day, at that moment, he felt a warmth from within; heat radiated by the love of his parents, the flannel against his skin, and the snow-covered roof above his head

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22. From my memories I gleaned a history lesson on the topography – the famous Aahran Mountains were said to touch the sky and were always snow-covered, never been successfully climbed although many had perished trying

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23. Even as they thundered across the snow-covered

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24. wrapped in thick scarves, rifles held in gloved hands, watched silently as the four snow-covered riders and horses moved quickly by

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25. The snow-covered landscape whipped past so

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26. The keys were still in the ignition so he started the engine and carefully inched it out of the garage into the snow-covered yard outside

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27. messier if the roads were icy or snow-covered

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28. It had just stopped along one side of the snow-covered street, less than fifty meters away from the Demaersk house

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29. The armored personnel carrier that was leading the convoy of police vehicles and was tasked with crashing through the steel gate at the entrance of the property turned off the main road and on the property’s snow-covered private road, only to find the main gate wide open

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30. He felt an intense pain in his right leg when he landed on the snow-covered pavement of the Forbidden City, just in front of the magnificent Palace of Supreme Harmony, the central point of the complex

31. Nancy also became serious, eyeing a group of young children playing nearby in the snow-covered square, throwing snowballs at each other

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32. Once the roll call was completed, the Jewish prisoners were led towards the main gate of the camp and loaded aboard a long file of trucks that were already waiting on the snow-covered road

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33. James turned, jumped off the snow-covered path and into a small hole that was hidden by bushes

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34. tion and six-percent grade of a notorious snow-covered mountain

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35. They gazed down at the snow-covered rooftops and the cobblestone roads

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36. Lloyd was wrapped in blankets, and wheeled across a snow-covered courtyard into another building, which was obviously the base Headquarters

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37. She stopped the horse and jumped off, not knowing what to do with herself other than to pace back and forth on the snow-covered road

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38. Between the snow-covered trees, she saw the wagon and, then, the moving bundle on the mother’s stiff corpse

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39. She stepped off the curb, and as she did she slipped on snow-covered ice

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40. Her physical agility served her well on the snow-covered, infrequently travelled path, allowing her to keep her balance and hit all the footprints she’d already made on her previous trek

41. Where the tracks ended was a slight incline where the frozen lake met the snow-covered shore

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42. Open space in front of her, snow-covered trees on the left and right and behind her, gray clouds marching onward above her

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43. Jumping over the snow-covered divider in the middle of the parking lot, Ben was looking to beat his best time of ten minutes and thirty-five seconds

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44. All he had to concern himself with was cutting through the snow-covered scrub that had overgrown the abandoned B&M railroad tracks, cross said tracks without tripping over the rails and ties buried under the snow, sprint up the three flights of rickety iron stairs (thirty-six stairs in all that ran through a copse of trees and led up to the street he lived on) without tripping and face-planting himself into a snowbank, turn the corner onto his street, and sprint the last two-hundred yards to the finish line that was the front door to his first-floor apartment

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45. There is a story told of a man who was hiking in the snow-covered mountains

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46. They slid down the snow-covered

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47. The countryside was snow-covered

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48. onto the snow-covered yard with the rifle in his hands

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49. He was knocked over face first into the snow-covered

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50. He pounded his fist on the snow-covered ground cursing the

51. out the back door onto the snow-covered road below

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52. cliffs and wooded, snow-covered slopes along the

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53. As soon as they finished Olin started out over the snow-covered roads to the iron foundry building

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54. He knew that he should be out there on the snow-covered

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55. Let us go back again to our hare on the clean snow-covered field

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56. And the next place to which the hare will run on the snow-covered field is also a rotation Cycle?

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57. Trekking up a snow-covered

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58. Not to mention the mountain traffic which frequented this eight-thousand-foot elevation and six-percent grade of a notorious snow-covered mountain pass during the winter months

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59. Jeff glanced out the window at the snow-covered mountains

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60. on the snow-covered sidewalk

61. snow-covered quay from where the sound of shrill prolonged

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62. But of hiking over snow-covered ground it said that both crampons and an ice ax were necessary, as well as a firm grasp of how to use a compass, “an informed respect for avalanches,” and “a lot of mountaineering sense

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63. Belden Town was another fifty-five mostly snow-covered trail miles away

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64. Charlie peered down through the glass floor at the snow-covered houses that lay below

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65. She exited through sliding panels that opened onto a snow-covered bank

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66. It was as if Lot’s wife, a pillar of salt, had toppled on the snow-covered ground and spread a lengthening heat melting all in its path

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67. Below the steep rock slope lay the beach and a snow-covered field with a deserted dance pavilion

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68. The colonel turned away from the map tacked to his wall and gazed out the window at the snow-covered, slovenly streets of Esthyr’s Abbey

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69. snow-covered roofs could be seen a decorated cross with

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70. Before getting into the truck, I turn for a last look up at the snow-covered mountain that I climbed when my body kept trying to stop me

71. The Swanns have also built a country home in southern Chile on 50 acres overlooking Panguipulli Lake with spectacular views of snow-covered Villarrica volcano rising 9,300 feet

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72. A relay of horses had been sent up the highroad to meet the German doctor from Moscow who was expected every moment, and men on horseback with lanterns were sent to the crossroads to guide him over the country road with its hollows and snow-covered pools of water

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73. Halfway lay some snow-covered piles of firewood and across and along them a network of shadows from the bare old lime trees fell on the snow and on the path

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74. The log walls of the barn and its snow-covered roof, that looked as if hewn out of some precious stone, sparkled in the moonlight

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75. “What was I supposed to say, ‘It was like skiing down a snow-covered mountain and being launched into the air by a ski jump and then floating to earth on gossamer wings?’ C’mon, kissing the most desirable woman in the world and then being asked repeatedly what it was like is a no-brainer and it began to annoy me

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76. They talked for many hours, the old man in the hammock with his name embroidered in silk thread, removed from everything and with his back to the sea, in the old slave plantation from whose terraces, filled with crepe myrtle, one could see the snow-covered peaks of the sierra in the afternoon

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77. SNOW BLINDNESS—A temporary form of blindness, caused by the high intensity and concentration of the sun’s rays, which are reflected from the snow-covered ground or ice (and also from ice crystals in the clouds)

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78. Standing on the snow-covered plain, as if in a pasture amid the hills, I cut my way first through a foot of snow, and then a foot of ice, and open a window under my feet, where, kneeling to drink, I look down into the quiet parlor of the fishes, pervaded by a softened light as through a window of ground glass, with its bright sanded floor the same as in summer; there a perennial waveless serenity reigns as in the amber twilight sky, corresponding to the cool and even temperament of the inhabitants

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79. He played awhile with them on the cleared floor, ate some oats from the open granary, climbed on the kiln over the snow-covered roof, and across the wicker fence started back to his ravine

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80. I looked around, and I recalled that we were in the forest, and that the snow-covered trees had appeared to me as chambers, and that the fires were nothing but the stars that flickered between the branches