Sentences with phrase «new snowbank»

The inner material might be as hard as concrete or as soft as a new snowbank.

Not exact matches

Like snowfalkes forming the snowbank, the tiny changes all add up until there is a need or avalanche where the new traits become dominant in an attempt for species survival.

It's In Your Face time — McAdoo has scored 92 points, taken down 77 rebounds, blocked 54 shots, handed off 38 assists, made 22 steals, shoveled every snowbank and eaten every beef on kimmelweck in western New York, we may finally believe him when he says, «It be hard not to get buckets in this league.

Now granted, I'm not doing my morning walks in the frosty snowbanks of New England, but even down here in Alabama, it's often in the 30s or low 40s — with a stiff wind to boot — when I head out for my predawn walks.

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.

The slow, tender arc of the snowbank in Curve Seen from a Highway, Austerlitz, New York (1970) is evocative and surprising in a way that his curved paintings never are.