Sentences with phrase «after snowstorms when»

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Writing from the Boston area after several huge snowstorms, a Babson College lecturer shares what entrepreneurs should do when Mother Nature throws normal operations off - kilter.

The story takes place a few years after the Civil War and revolves around a group of traveling strangers who are forced to take refuge together at a bar when a snowstorm hits the Wyoming landscape.

I had it the day after our first winter snowstorm, when the roads were snow - and ice - covered, and I never felt even he slightest hint of a loss of traction.

She recalls the trepidation she felt when, after just two years, Sotheby's sent her to New York, where she arrived the day before a huge snowstorm to head up its evening contemporary sale that spring.

The Union leader reported: «HAMPSTEAD — Police say they have no plans to bring charges against a Derry teen whose Jeep struck and killed a woman when she got out of her car to make a call after sliding off Stage Road in a snowstorm Tuesday night.