Sentences with phrase «arrived in the snowstorm»
That's all well and good, but what else arrived in the Snowstorm update?
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I've only had one Amazon order not arrive on time in the last few years and that was due to a major snowstorm.
Ka arrives just before a snowstorm blocks all roads in and out of the city, isolating Kars from outside contact for the next three days.
Even though it's April, it seems that Winter has just arrived in Toronto — we had the biggest snowstorm this past week!
They sat on the tarmac for an hour, then avoided a snowstorm by flying far south, then refueled in San Antonio (but couldn't get off the plane) for 2 1/2 hours, then finally arrived in San Diego with the sun coming up.
Even though it's April, it seems that Winter has just arrived in Toronto — we had the biggest snowstorm this past week!
(Proper rainboots are great for your regular commute, but if you're going to have limited options for changing shoes once you arrive, you may want to read our old advice on how to interview in a snowstorm.)
After a smooth but bumpy 7 - hour flight from New York to Paris — I was so lucky to leave before the snowstorm in New York started — I arrived in Paris.
Trouble arrives in threes: There's Mom's sister (Fargo breakout Allison Tolman) and her uncouth family; there's the apocalyptic snowstorm that cuts off all communication to the outside world; and then there's the Krampus, the mythic anti-Santa who punishes you for being naughty and nice.
Arriving at my driveway after a snowstorm and the plows had already come and left a huge berm in my way.
When Becky Mandrift arrives in a small Montana town in search for her brother, the last thing she expects is to be caught in a snowstorm of violence and fear.
The Animal Crossing New Leaf plushes were released and shipped earlier in the week from Japan and they are scheduled to arrive today but there's a snowstorm in NYC at the moment.
Sofa arrived today as promised by delivery company, in the middle of a snowstorm, which is highly unusual for this time of the year in Seattle.