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Sentence Examples It rained and snowed the whole next day, but as night set in, the clouds began to break. When the roads were snowed over and street hockey was out of the question we played this from dawn to dusk in massive round-robin tournaments. It had snowed for the last few days, and the woods were buried in a perfect untouched mantle of thick fresh snow. I'm afraid that those who might be snowed by the report's valiant attempt to pass off hope for potential are few. It really is scary how many people have been snowed by the current administrations' policies. During the week, it had snowed, then thawed and then it froze and there was ice under all that water on the surface. And it was, I think, fate, because there was a horrible snowstorm and Gary got snowed in for three days. By finding and posting the unvarnished documents that drive the news, the blogosphere helps us figure out if we're being snowed. It snowed on and off all day and a cold piercing wind blew down the streets, along the canyons between the city's skyscrapers. They have a windproof shelter, and if they get bored with being snowed in, they can eat the walls. But the moment she was born it snowed such thick and fluffy snowflakes it amazed everyone in the hospital. We drank hot chocolate in front of his fireplace and watched movies when it snowed too much to go outside. When it snowed she used to let us bring in a pan of clean snow and then we'd put Log Cabin Maple Syrup on it and eat it with a spoon. It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break. It had snowed recently so there was snow on the sides of the roads and sidewalks. Last time we were snowed under with similar letters my colleague sent the following reply. We were having a wonderful time being snowed in at the Mayflower with our friends. Soon after we moved into our present house in a village near Bath, some 20 years ago, we were snowed in for a week. He was at Bacup during the severe winter of 1947, when trains were snowed up in the Whitworth area. Also in 1945 we went into the Welsh Mountains to help feed people who were snowed in. Show More Sentences I expected to be snowed under with applications but we have only received 67 and time is running out. When it rained or snowed, the little carbine was compact enough to fit under your slicker and to tuck up under your arm. The screen began to crackle, the picture fuzzed and snowed, as the power in the house began to flux. When it snowed on the peaks we used to shear the wool from the sheep and goats. When it snowed in January this year there was a trail of prints which came along the top of a brick wall, across the flowerbed and down the path. I'm quite snowed in, because the street is not plowed, so it's a good day to plow through those exams. We were snowed in, the snow had stopped just before the top of the windows. Well, and it's not just patients and their families that are being snowed under by the paperwork in the bureaucracy. On one occasion we were snowed in and the four boys all had chicken pox so we moved out to a rented cottage in Roxburgh until the snow thawed. Our winter low overnight, ever lowest overnight temperature is plus 9, so it's hard to imagine it having ever snowed but apparently it did once. Members trudged bravely through the snow for the January meeting, those snowed in sent their apologies. Over the last few months, the two committees have been snowed under with work. It never snowed in Austin, but that morning there was definitely sleet on the ground. Still, when it snowed the road had to be plowed or it was impassable, and in the summer the dust whirled. For the past three months, ambulance crews like 735 have been snowed under with calls. Christy peaked out the window and saw that it had snowed overnight. The murder mystery is set in an English country house in 1952, where a group has been snowed in for the weekend. I've been snowed under with bursary and applying for med school. Skopje in Macedonia is a grey city of extremes: uncomfortably cold in winter and usually snowed under, unbearably hot in summer. We snowed up the landscape as far as the eye could see but then disaster struck. Show More Sentences In this 3D car game, drive a BMW X3 to the top of the mountain as fast as you can on a snowed up and icy road. Roads were closed, lifts were shut, even the igloo village was snowed under. Mapes is snowed under, and, together with Rather and other CBS employees, she endures the consequences. Everyone is snowed under on Monday and busy prepping for the weekend on Friday. Mr. James Moore: Those are the cries of a party in fear of being snowed under in the coming election. As matters stood, CSIS was snowed under by a growing backlog of clearance investigations in progress. You were able to harvest 80 of your canola acres and 200 of your barley acres before the remainder of your crops were snowed under. If you're left feeling snowed under by the season, then clear some time out of your hectic holiday schedule to take in the tips below. Your work time needs to be carefully managed to ensure you are not unpleasantly snowed under one minute, and then bored the other. All these Nubians were    relocated from their village in Aswan when the Aswan Dam was elevated in 1933 and their village was snowed under water. Due to the work of clouds and winds to carry them, it rained or snowed in different places of the earth. On one occasion, Bill was snowed in for a month, but through it all the work continued. He could not take his son to the hospital because the roads were snowed in. The little boy had appendicitis and peritonitis and the family could not get him to the hospital, 50 kilometres away-the roads were snowed in. Jennifer was snowed in in Calgary and she called me today at my place of work. It had snowed the day before and the ground was covered with a layer of powdery snow. It snowed most of the night and Warsaw wakes up covered with an ornament of ermine this 27 January. Giving up a summer, getting snowed on and freezing to death in August isn't likely how most of us would want to spend our short Maritime summer. Originally, it rained and snowed equally in a well balanced manner according to the natural order God created. As you will recall, however, it snowed heavily on that day, disrupting transport across much of Europe. Show More Sentences We've had no real storms, although it's been windy at times with clouds. Yesterday, it even snowed for a good part of the day. If it snowed, be certain that you've removed the ice and snow from walk and steps. At first, I thought that Audi was nuts leaving the winter tires on in the middle of May and then it snowed. She says that not only is the family service she runs snowed under, she says the local DOCS office isn't even getting to first base on some allegations. The teams had been snowed in at the Novo base camp for several days and the whole expedition was in doubt at one stage. It hasn't snowed yet, but I'm always hoping for a white Christmas. Taft Union High School does employ an armed officer on campus, but he was snowed in on Thursday and did not make it to work. Officials said there's usually an armed officer on campus but the person wasn't there because he was snowed in. From the air, the tundra stretched to the south like a green-brown pillow, backdropped by the snowed escarpments of the Sadlerochits and the Brooks Range. And fairly often, during the winter, we'd be snowed in, which meant a day off school and the chance to hook up with the children that lived nearby to go sledging. We were also out for Christmas break and it has snowed overnight. We joke about the long winter nights and the risks of being snowed in. So the trapper gathered the furs and snow-packed barrels of meats upon a sled, and pushed it through the passes before they were snowed in by the winter. We were snowed in again over the weekend, to our great indignation. Last year we were snowed in and it took two days to clear the snow away. Twenty years ago, on a ski holiday in Norway, Jeremy was snowed in for a couple of days and came up with the idea of using mountain rescue as the basis for a novel. I look in the rear view mirror and it's like we've been snowed in. So instead of being snowed in at the airport, I was fogged in. He used you people, played on your sympathy and thoroughly snowed you. I was snowed under in college with exams, just as I am with projects now. Show More Sentences But I just started 6th form college and I've been snowed under with work. The report, for the year 1999, shows the 11 member board is snowed under by a growing backlog of complaints despite a fall in the number of fresh complaints for that year. The city's cat shelter is snowed under with new arrivals, as summer is their busiest period, being similar to the post-Christmas boom in unwanted dogs. If he has been snowed under lately, blame the Highland weather. The farmhouse was 1600 feet above sea level, so was above the snow line which was at about 1200 feet, and we would have two to three weeks snowed in each winter. It snowed all night, and, crammed together, we were soon wet through. The cold snap has already brought treacherous conditions to roads, with motorists in Sheffield forced to abandon their cars after becoming snowed in on Friday night. Machine has been developed for use in the most difficult situations, like for instance in mills in the middle of a tropical forest,  a mill snowed in at Siberia or Canada. But while some persons feel snowed under, others clamour for more. If, at the end of your 2009 program year, you were unable to harvest some or all of the 2009 crop due to snow, report the snowed under crop acres as production. Already snowed under by emails, but I'll try my damnedest. I remember a stormy February day when seven international speakers from St. Mary's University were snowed in with me at the Vista Motel in Sydney. Four years ago, it snowed on the morning of the inauguration. You must be snowed under with tweets from the Megatrons. The monks who looked after the hospices at the top of some of the major passes, snowed in for part of the year, kept large stocks of it for their guests. But with the house on a densely wooded slope, they were snowed in often. It had snowed that day, and the Hudson was as smooth as glass. We are completely snowed under at work because it is the end of the tax year. With the existing legislation it would just get snowed under. As we have never had a rainbow to assure us that the world shall not be snowed to death, I thought last night was the general connixation. Show More Sentences The applications were doubtless snowed under in the maze of official correspondence which avalanched the new government. In this way, companies are not snowed under with information. I ride through the Sierra de Gredos plateau between the Puerto de Menga and the Puerto del Pico, among quite dry mountaneous landscapes and snowed summits. Despite the feeling of being snowed under this January, there is still that glimmer of inspiration. And we'd like to further inspire you with this issue. It sleeted and snowed when we were there in July. I was snowed up at a friend's house once for a week. Nothing could be pleasanter. I went for only one night, and could not get away till that very day se'nnight. Examples from Classical Literature He did recall that Mount Everest was 29,000 feet up and that it snowed up there. For the four days during which we were detained at this station it rained, sleeted, and snowed alternately and unceasingly. We are snowed in and you would not have the relaxation that you need after your long weeks of study. That three miles is on the divide, and by the time we get there it will be snowed up worse nor this. Ever since Christmas it had snowed at intervals and the snow-plow men had been kept busy clearing the streets. A few miles out from Invercargill, passed through vast level green expanses snowed over with sheep. But she busted in on him there and just piled into him and snowed him under. Why, it snowed an' it blowed an' it friz till all Natur' couldn't stan' it no more! It rained, and sleeted, and then snowed, but the ground was too wet to hold the snow. The neighborhood, the township, and the world had been snowed in. The snow snowed on, and now it fell in large, corkscrew flakes. The Dumfries coach had reached Moffat, where it became snowed up. It snowed and stormed, and she was allowed to shiver on the platform. She told me so the night it snowed, and she could not get home. Find more words! 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