Sentences with phrase «times during snowstorms»
The University of Northern Iowa (U.N.I.) in Cedar Falls replaced its air - pressurized system in 1994 after its roof collapsed numerous times during snowstorms.
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It got a lot of attention during a snowstorm in New York in December of 2013, when rates were massively increased, up to eight times, attracting a flood of negative press and customer feedback.
Well it was the safest date since we could swim and no telling what new trouble she would get into if we waited later (and that was good timing because a few days later she bumped her head at home during a snowstorm and we were ER visitors again)!
Based on true events, the film tells the story of former professional hockey player, Eric LeMarque, who, after seeking some time alone with nature, finds himself stranded in the mountains for eight days during a fierce snowstorm.
The holiday season can be very dangerous times, especially since it occurs during the winter time when snowstorms and freezing cold temperatures occur.
But if you've spent any time where it snows, you know you can arrive home after work during a snowstorm to find that the town has helpfully filled the end of your driveway with 18 inches of heavy snow.
When Lucius Marshall swoops into her life during a snowstorm, their time together in a rustic country inn is a wonderful interlude of snowmen and waltzing to the music they make together.
When Lucius Marshall swoops into her life during a snowstorm, their time together...
(To subdue the brewing backlash during snowstorms, Wired reported, Uber capped prices at 2.8 times the normal fare and committed to donating all proceeds to the American Red Cross to support relief efforts.)
Many dogs may enjoy playing and exploring outdoors after snowstorms but in the winter time outdoors should be limited during harsh weather.
In contrast, the South and lower Midwest saw reduced snowstorm frequency during the last century.3 Overall snow cover has decreased in the Northern Hemisphere, due in part to higher temperatures that shorten the time snow spends on the ground.