Sentences with phrase «from piles of snow»

When our youngest was 14, he and his best friend waited for an elderly woman neighbor to leave her house and then swooped in to clear her driveway and walkway from piles of snow.

Our contributor, Tessa Huff, is sharing a new cake recipe today... As we recover from piles of snow and blizzard blasts, winter citrus has a way of showing up just at the right time.

Not exact matches

Most of his gizmos and gewgaws had a smack - on - the - forehead logic to them: a tongue - and - groove closure for plastic bags, a jar lid that doubled as a coaster and a contraption made of canvas, steel rods and suction cups that prevents snow from piling up on a windshield.

Of course snow removal and drying won't be limited to just the track surface but removing snow from the stands and potential water from snow piles.

The temperature conjures images of new growth, just yesterday I saw fake grass peeking out from under a melting snow pile, and St. Patrick's Day (Vi's due date) is coming!

Particularly now, as we're all buried under huge piles of snow, recovering from shoveling induced aches and pains, and the novelty of snow days has worn off, you're probably dreaming of beaches, sandals, and umbrella - laden drinks.

The fact that I am looking at a pile of snow outside my window will not deter me from continuing to bring Spring indoors!

We hope that everyone on the East Coast and anywhere these crazy winter storms are hitting stays safe and warm and that you aren't somewhere sleeping on an airport bench sans suitcase or digging your front door out from under a pile of snow!

I was digging myself out from many different piles of life's accumulations, as well as four feet of snow after a storm.

My front bumper cracked from a weak pile of snow that I was able to easily pickup and smash.

Leaner of back it was, flanked by more profound abysses, deeplier gashed, too treacherous and too sudden in its changes from sure rock to rotten and perilous: piled with tottering crags, hung about with cornices of uncertain snow, girt with cliffs smooth and holdless as a castle wall.

Once, we crawled underneath a table in a pile of trashed furniture where we could hide from the wind and snow and talked haltingly about God between shots.

I made my way to Chelsea through the piles of snow left from the previous day's snowstorm, amidst the many other art lovers braving the cold to see Richard Serra's show in both the W 21st and W 24th Street Gagosian galleries.

Silver had created billowing piles of snow from thousands of unique paper strands, each containing embedded binary code.

[BTW, it's possible that it was NOT warm when the ice man died... maybe he even died from the cold & there was ice and snow on the ground then... and then layers of snow and ice piled on top of him.]

The judge concluded that, whether it was a chunk of ice that had fallen from the median or a patch of refrozen runoff from the snow pile, the ice that caused the plaintiff's fall was a «natural accumulation.»

Brushing off a couple inches of snow was fine, but I hated digging out from a plow pile, pushing a foot of snow off the roof, or scraping icy windows.

The fact that I am looking at a pile of snow outside my window will not deter me from continuing to bring Spring indoors!