"Sleet" Example Sentences
1. The sleet hit the windows with a constant tapping sound.
2. I had to scrape the sleet off my windshield before I could drive.
3. The roads were treacherous due to the sleet and ice.
4. The weather report predicted a mix of snow, sleet, and rain.
5. The sleet made it difficult to walk on the sidewalks.
6. The sleet storm made the power go out.
7. The sleet stung my face as I walked outside.
8. The sleet turned the ground into a slippery mess.
9. The sleet bounced off the roof and onto the lawn.
10. The sleet made it hard to see while driving.
11. The sleet accumulated on the tree branches.
12. The sleet covered the ground in a thin layer of ice.
13. The sleet made me wish I had warmer clothes.
14. The sleet lasted for hours before turning into snow.
15. The sleet mixed with the rain, creating a miserable day.
16. The sleet turned everything into a winter wonderland.
17. The sleet made the commute to work extremely slow.
18. The sleet froze into icicles on the edge of the roof.
19. The sleet made the sidewalks dangerous for pedestrians.
20. The sleet caused many car accidents on the highway.
21. The sleet created a slippery slope down the driveway.
22. The sleet made the leaves on the trees bend and sway.
23. The sleet made me feel like I was in a snow globe.
24. The sleet made my hair damp and matted.
25. The sleet made the world feel quiet and peaceful.
26. The sleet covered the car in a layer of ice.
27. The sleet turned the cars on the road into skating rinks.
28. The sleet made it impossible to have a picnic outside.
29. The sleet made the birds seek shelter in the trees.
30. The sleet pelted against the metal fence.
Common Phases
1. The ground was coated in a thin layer of
sleet; it made walking outside dangerous.
2. The
sleet hit my window with a constant tapping sound; it was comforting to listen to while I read.
3. I knew it was going to be a long winter when the
sleet began; the weather forecast was predicting snow too.
4. The
sleet stung against my skin; I wished I had put on a thicker jacket before leaving the house.
5. My car screeched to a halt on the icy road covered in
sleet; I knew it was time to get winter tires.