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Meanings of snowy day in English
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Usage of snowy day in English
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2
Dad on the car lot on a slow, snowy day in 1966.
3
Only a slow, snowy day, it warmed my kitchen and scented my house.
4
It felt thoroughly cold, like a windowpane on a snowy day.
5
One snowy day between Christmas and New Year, Julius came home.
6
He had never revealed to anyone exactly what had happened on that snowy day.
7
One snowy day in December he ran into a friend whom he calls M. Zuckerberg.
8
It was a snowy day, I recollect, and you could not go out of doors.
9
January third: A wet, sloppy, snowy day, our "January thaw," Mr. H. says.
10
A wet day will suggest a lesson on rain, a snowy day a lesson about snow.
11
During the winter of 2005, I was driving home with Betty and Merrilee on a snowy day.
12
I recollect us boys, one snowy day-
13
Didn't you always adore the man who slew a lion in a pit on a snowy day?
14
It appeared deserted, but the gray and snowy day had left much of the long room in shadow.
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It was not a cold, bleak, snowy day, as Christmas in northern latitudes has a right to be.
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This was the "Lady Washington," and much resembled a snowy day-lily with an odor of tuberoses.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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