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Meanings of big snowstorm in English

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Usage of big snowstorm in English
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The horse knew, but I did not: a big snowstorm was coming!
The Land of the Long Night
2
They're expecting a big snowstorm in Chicago at the end of the week.
Answered prayers
3
There is a big snowstorm one evening and the tension is somewhat relieved.
The new yorker
4
After the big snowstorm, HuLin tried to make his son krianan without consulting anyone.
Secrets of the Wolves
5
Then came the first big snowstorm of the season.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
6
The Harlings begged us to tell them about Mr. Shimerda's death and the big snowstorm.
My Antonia
7
After about four weeks, a big snowstorm hit the range, covering the face in rime.
Climbing Magazine
8
They got stuck in a big snowstorm in Ohio and I left by Greyhound to meet them.
The Biography of a Rabbit
9
Ten days before Christmas we had a big snowstorm-atleast we thought it big at the time.
Rilla of Ingleside
10
Susan said to Doctor Cotton-Tail, "How did you happen to come out in this big snowstorm?"
Snubby Nose and Tippy Toes
11
Then came another big snowstorm and a temperature of l6 deg., during which eleven mules and a number of oxen were frozen to death.
The Story of the Mormons, from the Date of Their Origin to the Y...
12
The New Yorker, February 20, 1978 P. 29 We received a number of letters about the big snowstorm last week.
The new yorker
13
Then he seemed to give a sneeze and that blew the dog away and sent the feathers of the bed out into one big snowstorm!
The Story of a Nodding Donkey
14
We set forth February 22, 1909, in a big snowstorm, with two babies, and one thousand six hundred and seventy-six bundles, bags, and presents.
An American Idyll / The Life of Carleton H. Parker
15
Blizzards are big snowstorms-biggerthan you ever remember, I guess.
Six Little Bunkers at Mammy June's
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Many city and state budgets have been stretched by a sagging U.S. economy combined with three big snowstorms since December.
Reuters
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