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Meanings of more snow in English

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Usage of more snow in English
1
We have been warned that more snow may be on the way.
The Irish Times
2
It'll mean going through more snow, I admit, but look around you.
Dark Eden
3
At least he had to scrape more snow over the cabin mouth.
The Snowshoe Trail
4
Despite fears of more snow and ice, precipitation was limited to rain.
Reuters
5
An army to the north, a little more snow, all the same.
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
6
She caught up more snow, and pressed it to her own temples.
The Puritans
7
The sky was gray and the wind was freshening, presaging more snow.
Doom of the Dragon
8
Yet more snow is forecast for the rest of the week.
The Irish Times
9
But we're farther south now, and that usually means more snow.
The Valley of Horses
10
The great thaw came; and there would be no more snow for months.
The Genius
11
By now, no sane person over the age of 10 wants more snow.
The Irish Times
12
The chill breathlessness of the air seemed prophetic of more snow.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1902 to 1903
13
Following the blizzard, every moderation of the temperature brought more snow or sleet.
Wells Brothers: The Young Cattle Kings
14
They looked as if they were heavy with the promise of more snow.
Tell me, pretty maiden
15
It felt like there was yet more snow in the air.
A Gift from Bob
16
Every day it seemed there was more snow on the mountains.
Lonesome dove
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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