How to Use "Snow" with Example Sentences

snow (v): to fall from the sky as snow

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Used with adverbs:

"It's been snowing heavily all day."
(heavily, lightly)

"It looks like it's beginning to snow outside."
(outside)

"The kids were happy to see that it snowed overnight."
(overnight)

Used with verbs:

"It began snowing last night."
(began, started)

snow (n): small white flakes of frozen water that fall from the sky in very cold weather

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Used with adjectives:

"The trees were covered in thick snow."
(thick, heavy, fine, light, powdery, slushy, soft)

"It's really hard to walk on frozen snow."
(frozen, compacted, hard, icy, packed)

"The children were playing in the melting snow."
(melting, melted, wet, new, newly fallen, fresh, dirty)

"We celebrated the first snow of the winter."
(first)

"The ski resort had to use artificial snow for skiing."
(artificial, fake)

Used with verbs:

"Our cars were completely covered in snow."
(covered)

"I told my son to shovel the snow."
(shovel, plow, clear, sweep)

"All the snow started to melt when the sun came out."
(melt, thaw)

"We are expecting snow tomorrow."
(be + expecting)

"Southern California never gets snow."
(gets, has)

"I walked through the snow in the mountain."
(walked, hiked)

"The snow is coming down hard."
(be + coming down, be + falling)

Used with nouns:

"We've had snow flurries all day."
(flurries, showers)

"The snow conditions were excellent for skiing."
(conditions)

"He used a snow shovel to clear the way."
(shovel, plow)

"You need snow chains to go up the mountain."
(chains, tires)

Used with prepositions:

"We walked across the snow to their house."
(across)

"The children love playing in the snow."
(in)

"We hiked through the heavy snow."
(through)

"Our cars were buried under the snow."
(under)