snowdrift

IPA: snˈoʊdrˈɪft

Examples of "snowdrift" in Sentences

Allenheads in England had fears over a potential snowdrift.
Thomas is sent to fetch a Christmas tree, but runs into a snowdrift.
The other wolf who likes Granite is Snowdrift's yearling son, Climber.
Snowdrifts blocked the line at a desolate spot somewhere in the Balkans.
Snowdrift raised the dog as a foster son and teaches him to be a mouser.
He finds Alkland collapsed on the ground in a snowdrift, obviously very ill.
If you lose your car under a snowdrift, it's a bitch to get into work on time.
A snowdrift is a deposit of snow created by wind into a mound during snowstorms.
This suggests that the yeast are playing what game theorists call a snowdrift game.
That evening it got stuck in a snowdrift on Dartmoor and rapidly became engulfed in snow.
Laponie Ice Driving in Arjeplog, Sweden, a place that brings a whole new meaning to the term "snowdrift".
I dug my way through a snowdrift to reach a tree, barely able to pull the last bit of rope up to clip myself to the anchor.
"Why this radiant peak, a reflection of our highest and purest aspirations, should have been transformed into a dirty snowdrift is a mystery to this viewer."
Mr. Paakkanen's designs for Avarte include a sleek, throne-like armchair called Nietos (which means "snowdrift"'in Finnish), made from laminated birch, and Taitos (which means "fold"), a series of stackable birch and plastic chairs with distinctive cut-diamond seats and backs.