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Meanings of snow-clad in English
Usage of snow-clad in English
1
Many miles beyond, a great multitude of snow-clad summits circles the horizon.
2
The rider could now see dimly a snow-clad height here and there.
3
And now we see a pretty homely scene among these snow-clad hills.
4
Here came lofty snow-clad Alps, with their clouds and dark fir trees.
5
The sky grew thick and reddish, the gleaming, snow-clad peaks disappeared.
6
The Island of Teneriffe is celebrated for its magnificent snow-clad peak.
7
He no longer saw daylight, the green fields and snow-clad Alps.
8
Visibly our new home was a desert, walled in by barren, snow-clad mountains.
9
Occasionally snow-clad peaks appear, but only to disappear again behind the near mountains.
10
Dominating the southern horizon are the typically snow-clad La Sal Mountains.
11
Spacious window, from which one sees an expanse of snow-clad roofs.
12
Rita's joyful expectations of tobogganing among glistening snow-clad hills, remained unfulfilled.
13
Take to the snow-clad country, be arrested as vags, and herded as criminals?
14
The great chain of the Rocky Mountains rose their snow-clad sierras in endless succession.
15
Passing through a valley of snow-clad conifers, the approach to Strasbourg is Christmas-card perfect.
16
To the right the snow-clad spires of the Wind River kept their eternal vigil.