How To Use Snowplough In A Sentence
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The ejecta are still moving rapidly, however, and quickly sweep up surrounding matter to form a shell that slows down as mass gets accumulated, an action similar to that of a snowplow.
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The wedge or snowplow is often one of the first downhill maneuvers a skier learns, but it is not easy to do.
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You'll see them sideslipping and snowplowing, while moving at a speed so slow it's painful to watch.
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The Council have deployed six gritters and four snowploughs and these will cover all the major roads in the county.
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It would probably take them a week to be able to shovel out a snowplow so it can plow the main roads, never mind the secondary streets.
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It isnt even an inch, but in this part of Oregon a slight dusting brings everything to a standstill as the one snowplow in the county gets busy clearing the roads.
Excerpt: If I Stay by Gayle Forman
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The snowplows had to open the roads before the highway patrol man could come to our rescue.
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In Colorado, snowplows had to be called in on the first day of summer.
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This winter, Jacob received another pleasant surprise - a snowplow clearing his street on the morning of the first snow.
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He showed me how to use my poles for instance, and how to do certain techniques such as the snowplow.
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Ski instruction, taught to officers by civilians, included herringbone climbing, kick turns, pole-jumping over logs and snowplows.
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‘Hey Nick,’ she calls as she snowplows to a stop before plopping onto the bench next to her blond friend.
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In other places, a snowplow led the way, throwing a white spray high into the air.
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‘Hey guys,’ she said to all of them, snowplowing to a stop and doing the group's handshake with Sergio and Peter.
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I saw her happily dodging trees in her wide snowplow as the instructor coached gently from behind: ‘Bend your knees, Emma.’
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Prior to the start of the exercise, the platoons had gone out with snowplows to clear the worst of the snow away.
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I could not afford to call a snowplow company to clear away the snow.
Christmas Magic
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‘Hey Nick,’ she calls as she snowplows to a stop before plopping onto the bench next to her blond friend.
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In the nation's capital, snowplows cleared the streets, while skiers snowplowed near the Washington Monument.
CNN Transcript Jan 27, 2004
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During such a test, the skier should avoid snowplowing and sliding on turns.
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The last on this list of survival ski techniques, but perhaps most important, the snowplow is usually the first turning position learned in alpine or telemark skiing.
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The most frequent, and startling encounter is when the shadowy form of a deer flits across the trail, on the very edge of headlamp range, resulting in a heart stopping snowplow, but never a collision.
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There, the sight of techies tapping out messages on the BlackBerry was as common as snowplows scraping Chicago streets after a storm.
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Available with huge mowing decks, commercial mowers can turn on a dime, and many can be equipped with enclosed cabs and snowplows or snowblowers for winter use.
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The truck's underbody was snowplowing the whole time, and we made it about half-way before the snow accumulated into a solid wall through which we couldn't pass.
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I instantly forgot the humiliation of being unable to snowplough, the pressure of thinking I'd fail and questioning why I was even bothering.
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He actually saw his car, and it looked like a snowplow had come by (though he hadn't heard it).
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He showed me how to use my poles for instance, and how to do certain techniques such as the snowplow.
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That means they can use a snowplough to clear the roads and, unless they have a blizzard, it is passable.
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A manager's like a snowplow or a cowcatcher, clearing the way so the people who can do their stuff can actually do it.
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The road was clean because the snowplow had just been through less than an hour ago.
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I did the ‘snowplow’ the whole way down the bunny slope (you know, when you invert your skis into an upside down v shape).
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A racket from a couple streets over, like a snowplow creaking.
ROUGH JUSTICE
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During such a test, the skier should avoid snowplowing and sliding on turns.
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Has 31 snowploughs but limited stockpiles of de-icer.
Times, Sunday Times
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We rush down the glacier solving its intricacies by interminable weaving, creeping over tenuous bridges, snowplowing desperately below the shrouded rock.
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It was impossible to snowplow in places, so I just concentrated and glued myself to the tracks, even if one leg skied off in another direction.
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It would probably take them a week to be able to shovel out a snowplow so it can plow the main roads, never mind the secondary streets.
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And, you know, the one thing -- in terms of Brooklyn and some of the -- you know, the other boroughs -- they didn't get snowplowed for two, three days, and so they were upset when Mayor
Crooks and Liars
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Steve McKichan, a former NHL goaltending coach, said he has obtained a patent for a new set of goaltender's leg pads that are angled like the blade of a snowplow.
Have Goalies Become Too Dominant?
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A Bradford Council highways spokesman said the snowploughs would be able to drive over the Burley Woodhead speed bumps, but would have to raise their plough blade to get over the humps.
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City officials insisted that the efforts of an army of municipal workers kept traffic flowing on city roads Friday, saying that a total of 25,000 workers and 5,000 snowplows labored to clean up the main highways.
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There is a lot of (physical) work done there, such as backhoe operations and driving snowplows.
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By Friday I was reasonably happy about my top-end skiing but still felt like an uncoordinated rhinoceros doing snowploughs.
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Student skiers receive instruction on proper "snowplow" stopping technique during "Ski School" at Snowshoe Mountain Resort in December 2005.
Undefined
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Arriving at the Logan Express at midnight, I discovered that they'd snowplowed my car into its parking spot.
CRASH! BANG! BOOM!
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He showed me how to use my poles for instance, and how to do certain techniques such as the snowplow.
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During such a test, the skier should avoid snowplowing and sliding on turns.
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The last on this list of survival ski techniques, but perhaps most important, the snowplow is usually the first turning position learned in alpine or telemark skiing.
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We'll see how the new mailbox stands up to the snowplows.
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The course consists of 10 days on snow doing snowploughs through to high-speed carving and a series of teaching sessions.
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A snowplow creates a swirl of snow, which can blind the driver of a car following too closely or even a car approaching from the other direction.
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Others fears are that snowploughs will not be able to get along the road in winter, and will leave it in a dangerous, frozen state.
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So, while Sporty Hubby swish-swashed his way down the mountain, I carefully snowplowed and slid most of the day.
Parking Lot Humiliation
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A Bradford Council highways spokesman said the snowploughs would be able to drive over the Burley Woodhead speed bumps, but would have to raise their plough blade to get over the humps.
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The most frequent, and startling encounter is when the shadowy form of a deer flits across the trail, on the very edge of headlamp range, resulting in a heart stopping snowplow, but never a collision.
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By Friday I was reasonably happy about my top-end skiing but still felt like an uncoordinated rhinoceros doing snowploughs.
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The Council have deployed six gritters and four snowploughs and these will cover all the major roads in the county.
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However, around 1,000 vehicles, vans and snowploughs worth in excess of £2.5 million are still earmarked for possible sale and 400 council employees could be transferred to the contractor.
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I get that he and TLC are at war right now, but that's not a very good reason to show up to his final interview snowplowed out of his gourd.
Evil Beet Gossip
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One morning, I shuffled downstairs and was startled to see a snowplow clearing my driveway and the bent back of a woman shoveling my walk.
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Young kids, apple-cheeked and swaddled in ski gear, snowplowed their way down beginner runs, giving their parents high-fives at the bottom.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local
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Soon they're learning how to fall safely and how to snowplough gently downwards.
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Transport bosses in the region are getting gritters and snowploughs ready and hospital accident and emergency departments are bracing themselves for a spate of accidents.
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It was impossible to snowplow in places, so I just concentrated and glued myself to the tracks, even if one leg skied off in another direction.
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The cities of Greenbelt, Takoma Park, and Ocean City have all recently adopted biodiesel fuel for their snowplows and other public-works vehicles and equipment.
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The course consists of 10 days on snow doing snowploughs through to high-speed carving and a series of teaching sessions.
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For days or maybe even weeks afterward, everyone who goes to mail something will re-use your foot-holes to get past the 20-inch wall of dense-packed snow left in front of the sidewalk by the snowplow.
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I saw her happily dodging trees in her wide snowplow as the instructor coached gently from behind: ‘Bend your knees, Emma.’
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The trade-off for putting up with a tin-pot civic dictator is getting your streets snowplowed, having straight curbs, getting pork from Olympia and Obama.
Crosscut
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We rush down the glacier solving its intricacies by interminable weaving, creeping over tenuous bridges, snowplowing desperately below the shrouded rock.
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For days or maybe even weeks afterward, everyone who goes to mail something will re-use your foot-holes to get past the 20-inch wall of dense-packed snow left in front of the sidewalk by the snowplow.
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‘Hey guys,’ she said to all of them, snowplowing to a stop and doing the group's handshake with Sergio and Peter.
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Available with huge mowing decks, commercial mowers can turn on a dime, and many can be equipped with enclosed cabs and snowplows or snowblowers for winter use.
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Ski instruction, taught to officers by civilians, included herringbone climbing, kick turns, pole-jumping over logs and snowplows.
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Available with huge mowing decks, commercial mowers can turn on a dime, and many can be equipped with enclosed cabs and snowplows or snowblowers for winter use.
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Ski instruction, taught to officers by civilians, included herringbone climbing, kick turns, pole-jumping over logs and snowplows.
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The road was clean because the snowplow had just been through less than an hour ago.
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In Colorado, snowplows had to be called in on the first day of summer.
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The cities of Greenbelt, Takoma Park, and Ocean City have all recently adopted biodiesel fuel for their snowplows and other public-works vehicles and equipment.
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Transport bosses in the region are getting gritters and snowploughs ready and hospital accident and emergency departments are bracing themselves for a spate of accidents.
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The snowplows had to open the roads before the highway patrol man could come to our rescue.
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Has 31 snowploughs but limited stockpiles of de-icer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Under U.S. Department of Transportation regulations that his union participates in, S.anty was to be removed from safety-sensitive duties, such as snowplow driving, until he was evaluated by a substance-abuse counselor.
Undefined
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I snowplowed away drifts of dandruff from his suit.
Microserfs
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According to the municipality, 589 snowploughs had been cleaning the snow from the major streets and boulevards of the city.
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The union thugs, led by a middle school teacher from Wisconsin Rapids, are really showing their true colors by singing folk songs and chanting "Thank You" to firefighters and snowplow drivers.
Eric Brunsell: Scott Walker is Trying to Sell Wisconsin
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This winter, Jacob received another pleasant surprise - a snowplow clearing his street on the morning of the first snow.
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We'll see how the new mailbox stands up to the snowplows.
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According to the municipality, 589 snowploughs had been cleaning the snow from the major streets and boulevards of the city.
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He actually saw his car, and it looked like a snowplow had come by (though he hadn't heard it).
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A snowplow creates a swirl of snow, which can blind the driver of a car following too closely or even a car approaching from the other direction.
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I instantly forgot the humiliation of being unable to snowplough, the pressure of thinking I'd fail and questioning why I was even bothering.
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City officials insisted that the efforts of an army of municipal workers kept traffic flowing on city roads Friday, saying that a total of 25,000 workers and 5,000 snowplows labored to clean up the main highways.
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Others fears are that snowploughs will not be able to get along the road in winter, and will leave it in a dangerous, frozen state.
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According to the municipality, 589 snowploughs had been cleaning the snow from the major streets and boulevards of the city.
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You'll see them sideslipping and snowplowing, while moving at a speed so slow it's painful to watch.
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Prior to the start of the exercise, the platoons had gone out with snowplows to clear the worst of the snow away.
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Crash loved it - he was little a tiny little white furry snowplow, burrowing through the snow with his face!
We moved from California for this?
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In other places, a snowplow led the way, throwing a white spray high into the air.
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Where were the snowploughs and gritters, gutsily keeping the vital commerce of this throbbing metropolis alive?
Times, Sunday Times
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The Public Works Department, for example, is using Wi-Fi on 13 snowplows partly to ensure in real time that they don't oversaturate streets with salt and chemicals -- which can harm plants and pollute rivers.
Www.startribune.com
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They followed a snowplow for a while, but visibility dropped to zero.
Higgins Family Rescued From New Mexico Snowdrift After 2 Days
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I've heard alcoholic snowplow drivers make the same claim, that they drink to still the demons.
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When it snows again, snowplows bury your car, which may or may not have escaped one more week of having the rearview mirrors sheared off by passing delivery trucks.
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This is frightening and shameful but I press on and ask if they saw who was driving the snowplow.
Snowdick
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Soon they're learning how to fall safely and how to snowplough gently downwards.
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However, around 1,000 vehicles, vans and snowploughs worth in excess of £2.5 million are still earmarked for possible sale and 400 council employees could be transferred to the contractor.
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When it snows again, snowplows bury your car, which may or may not have escaped one more week of having the rearview mirrors sheared off by passing delivery trucks.
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That means they can use a snowplough to clear the roads and, unless they have a blizzard, it is passable.
