The huge amount of it has inspired this lesson of snow phrases and idioms related
to snow. Here are the example sentences. To get the
details of this English lesson, you need to listen to the podcast
Snow
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When snow
starts falling, you should get your shovel ready.
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Too much
snow can make driving dangerous.
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It snows a
lot in January in New York.
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It was
snowing this morning.
Flurry & blizzard
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It’s
snowing, but just flurries.
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We are
supposed to have snow flurries all weekend.
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There is
going to be a blizzard tomorrow.
Slush & slushy
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When I
stepped in the slush, my shoes and feet got very wet.
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The road was
very slushy. I had to drive slowly.
To be snowed under.
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Because of
the blizzard, we were snowed under. It took more than a day for us to dig out.
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I can’t
leave the office early today. I’m snowed under with work.
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Bob said he
was snowed under with schoolwork.
A snow job:
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Jack’s
reason for coming late was just a snow job.
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She gave me
a snow job about not having time to finish her homework.