How To Use Snowbank In A Sentence
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The one and only reason McCain dug her out of a snowbank.
Think Progress » Chris Wallace on whether Palin will sit on his lap during their interview: ‘One can only hope.’
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I backtrack a couple dozen feet on the street until I'm standing next to a lady who's trying to dig her car out of a snowbank, and we're both eyeing this thing warily as it continues to clatter and belch fire and smoke.
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Those who were of the type who would jump in and shovel a neighbor's car out of a snowbank based on decent concepts of neighborliness, and the sure knowledge that some old duffer is going to have a heart attack if they don't, are similar to those who felt the rest of us needed their help (Pat Tillman comes to mind).
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I jammed my head over the railing on the gorge's upstream side: nothing but the pretty stream burbling over rocks and between snowbanks 70 feet below.
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Good friend of mine took the emergency stop option instead of crashing into the Dombas ski-lift queue, unfortunately, inside the snowbank was a several fence-posts and connecting strands of wire.
Army Rumour Service
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In ‘Savings in a Snowbank’, Peter Marchand notes that ptarmigans and grouse often take refuge under a blanket of snow on cold nights, having ‘caught on to a trick no others use.’
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The variety of shelters built is great - some use deadfalls, others tunnel into snowbanks.
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The bin was pushed by plows into a large snowbank, which is where the baby was found.
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On Thursday evening a Continental Airlines jet from Newark, went into a snowbank after turning on to a hard-packed taxiway.
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Tell the interviewer that your white toy poodle is lost in that huge snowbank and you need help.
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As vivid gouts of Dago Red saturated a nearby snowbank, turning it a deep, grapy purple, a cameraman from Pathé News gave a local man called “Necktie” Sensiba fifty cents to drop to his knees and eat the snow.
LAST CALL
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Lively insights and the elements of a useful and important reading of the recent history of U.S. strategic thought peep through this book's vast, drifty expanses of oratorical bromides like crocuses in a snowbank.
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The snowy stages are lined by thick snowbanks, which drivers use to negotiate corners a bit like bobsleighs!
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She's even said she attributes her survival in a recent air crash (her plane plowed into a snowbank) to her mother's protective influence from beyond the grave.
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The snowbank at the side of the road provided a shelter from the piercing wind.
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It has made a pact with winter, evolving to hunt on ridges at high elevations, chasing prey across snowbanks where other predators fear to tread.
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A huge personage, robed in blue, like a snowbank folded in shadow, occupied the temple steps.
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If you want to be skeptical, you'd wonder whether Hickenlooper hadn't had some kind of snowbank-side conversion.
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Passing from deep snowbanks and icy air into a small narrow room with a low ceiling, a bare bulb, and a woodstove upon which simmered a pot of rose-hip tea, we commenced to be steam-cooked with hospitality.
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On out through another snowbank-and now they were on a long snowslide on the north side of the range.
Split Infinity
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Have bowls of clean snow ready (or use a snowbank close to the house).
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As we schussed along, we made fun of the people trying to dig their cars out of the snowbanks.
How I ate and drank my way through the East Village in a blizzard
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And he tells a corny story of how, the night before he won, he stepped into a snowbank in blizzardy New York and lost his boot.
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