We found 111 examples of how to use snowed in an English sentence.
Sentences 76 to 100 of 111.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 76. | It has snowed a little. | |
| 77. | It snowed a bit. | |
| 78. | It snowed a little. | |
| 79. | I'm snowed in. | |
| 80. | I got snowed in. | |
| 81. | Has it ever snowed in this part of Algeria? | |
| 82. | Back in the days when it snowed in winter, children would ride sledges, have snowball fights or build snowmen. | |
| 83. | It snowed only at the beginning. | |
| 84. | It hasn't snowed for weeks. | |
| 85. | It snowed a lot on Friday. | |
| 86. | It snowed in winter. | |
| 87. | It snowed all week. | |
| 88. | I think it snowed yesterday. | |
| 89. | It hasn't snowed here in years. | |
| 90. | It snowed here. | |
| 91. | It both rained and snowed. | |
| 92. | It snowed a lot last night. | |
| 93. | It hasn't snowed here in eight years. | |
| 94. | When was the last time it snowed here? | |
| 95. | It hasn't snowed here in three years. | |
| 96. | It snowed heavily. | |
| 97. | This year it snowed more than last year. | |
| 98. | It snowed last weekend. | |
| 99. | It had snowed the day before. | |
| 100. | It snowed here today. |