Sentences with phrase «in a snowbank»

It will be more money than what you're used to paying for a rental, but you don't want to be stuck in a snowbank during your vacations.

Right now, my colleagues at North Shore Animal League America are working very hard to save Magoo, a cat found frozen in a snowbank in Upstate New York on one of the coldest days of the year.

His reply drew a few guffaws from the gallery, but in Minnesota, home of the salt truck, the world's largest open - pit iron mine and the only governor to have mastered the sleeper hold, that sort of repartee would have had»em rolling in the snowbanks.

While an ambulance foundered in a snowbank 3 miles away, police and neighbors summoned doctors, nurses and paramedics who arrived on snowmobiles and in four - wheel drive vehicles to deliver Rosan and John Sandbach's second child.

I take one swipe laterally, but when I reach the end of the parking lot, I see that this strategy will result in a snowbank blocking the door to Starbucks.

She wondered what Zephyr and Moss and anyone else back home in the other Bethel — Bethel, Maine — would say if they saw her sitting in a snowbank and eating salmon jerky and listening for the crazy fugue of barking that preceded the arrival of a dog team.

She had been brought in by the Fort Fairfield PD who found her soaking wet in a snowbank, nearly frozen to death.

By sunrise all of our worries were buried in the snowbanks behind us, we began embracing what I call the «semi-ski bum» lifestyle.

In the second verse (which, yes, is totally a thing) the rider and the unfortunate «Miss Fanny Bright» get stuck in a snowbank.

The packet came bundled with three days» worth of mail that the postman managed to hand to us before he got his van stuck in our snowbank.

Her mother was saying, «Oh, my God, he killed her and stuck her in a snowbank.»

If you shot the puck, you'd have to spend the next 10 minutes looking for it in the snowbank.

One voter spoke with him and told a story about how she'd gotten stuck in a snowbank and was unable to call for help:

I just got stuck in the snowbank.»

Especially important in snowy climates, a collapsible shovel on board can mean the difference between staying stuck in that snowbank and making it home.

Her car, yet another old Ford Fusion (officially the worst winter beater - car you can buy), isn't stuck in a snowbank.

«I'm stuck in a snowbank.

And during the winter it's good to be in, say the CR - V, so someone can slide into it and there's no big loss - or put it in a snowbank and not care.

And in wintery climates, the all - wheel - drive version will get you going when everyone else is stuck in a snowbank.