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Meanings of heavy snowstorm in English
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Usage of heavy snowstorm in English
1
The year's first heavy snowstorm came on the fifth night of Cinrin.
2
One evening there was a heavy snowstorm, and his train was delayed.
3
The weather was rather cold and there was a heavy snowstorm.
4
Do not, under any circumstances, travel if a heavy snowstorm or blizzard is approaching.
5
A heavy snowstorm on Friday prevented his riding out on the estate as usual.
6
To add to their discomfort a heavy snowstorm came on.
7
The bitter weather comes after a heavy snowstorm hit much of the region last week.
8
Her flight from New York had been delayed four hours due to another heavy snowstorm.
9
That might be done in a heavy snowstorm, but without snow it would be impossible.
10
To make matters worse, a heavy snowstorm came on.
11
After the cold wind had come a heavy snowstorm.
12
The wind was strong, and a heavy snowstorm prevented the possibility of their sighting the land.
13
The next sixty hours were spent in sleeping-bags, a heavy snowstorm making it impossible to move.
14
However, after her arrival at the hotel, she finds herself trapped alone following a heavy snowstorm.
15
I was in open country, and there was evidently going to be a very heavy snowstorm.
16
March 12, during heavy snowstorm, Russians attacked us.
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