snow-sprinkled

It didn't feel like spring when I recently drove up into the wolds near Pocklington, with snow-sprinkled verges still not thawed after an afternoon of winter sun – a low, heatless sun that gave rise to long shadows.

Country diary: East Yorkshire 2011

The sun, going down behind the Pentlands, cast golden lights and blue shadows on their snow-clad summits, slanted obliquely into the rich plain before them, bathing with rosy splendour the leafless, snow-sprinkled trees, and fading gradually into shadow in the distance.

Lay Morals 2005

At last a match did burn up, and its flame lit up for a moment the fur of his coat, his hand with the gold ring on the bent forefinger, and the snow-sprinkled oat-straw that stuck out from under the drugget.

Master and Man 2003

There is no doubt that, as time went on, Lemon became more and more popular with his Staff, and each fresh appearance in _Punch_ of his jolly face under the low-crowned hat of John Bull, or the snow-sprinkled peak of Father Christmas, identified him more closely with the paper and endeared him to his workers.

The History of "Punch" M. H. Spielmann

The snow-sprinkled forest looked white and weird through the veils of mist.

Golden Days for Boys and Girls, Vol. XIII, Nov. 28, 1891 Various

The window was only on the first floor, and she saw just beneath a narrow, snowy strip of ground, on either side and below it snow-sprinkled pinewoods falling, falling steeply, as it were, into space.

The Invader A Novel

The damoiseau of Beaumanoir sat on a ridge commanding for fifty miles the snow-sprinkled uplands.

The Path of the King John Buchan 1907

It was dusk when with lowered heads we charged through the scattered birches of a ravine bluff, and far down in the hollow beneath I caught the dull gleam of snow-sprinkled ice.

Lorimer of the Northwest Harold Bindloss 1905

The night -- it seemed a very long one -- was nearly over when he recognized the roar of a rapid that rang in louder and louder pulsations across the snow-sprinkled bush.

Vane of the Timberlands Harold Bindloss 1905

"You can well imagine why I come," said Paul, slowly stepping to the table in his snow-sprinkled garments.

Dame Care Hermann Sudermann 1892