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Meanings of watching the snow in English
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Usage of watching the snow in English
1
All morning I stand at my window watching the snow fall.
2
He'd walked to the window and was watching the snow fall.
3
She hadn't been holed up in some North American forest watching the snow fall.
4
I sat watching the snow for a long time, wondering why I didn't feel happier.
5
He was at the window constantly, watching the snow turn to sleet and then rain.
6
Louise stood at the window, watching the snow fall.
7
Three people stood at the window watching the snow.
8
For a long time he stood in silence at the window, watching the snow fall.
9
And he stood at the window, watching the snow fall on Central Park after she left.
10
Celaena sat by a window in her bedroom, watching the snow dance in the night air.
11
He sat at the table watching the snow fall past the window and many things became plain.
12
Austen sat for a long time after reading this letter, idly watching the snow-clouds gathering around Sawanec.
13
I stared dumbly into it, too rattled to move, watching the snow fall through my high beams.
14
I've been watching the snow, but it is so white and thick and still it fair frightens me!
15
Book in hand she sat in the windowseat overlooking the water, watching the snow-white sails skim the opal sea.
16
In the fading light Anstey walked over to a window, watching the snow swirl down into the area outside.
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Watching the snow through the time
Watching the snow across language varieties
United States of America
Common