Sentences with phrase «with snowbank»

There was too much ice on the ground to drive stakes, so we went with snowbank walls and a sheet of industrial plastic.

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And then I nearly fell down dead because somehow we are still twenty years old and kissing in snowbanks at the same time that we're thirty - four with three tinies and a mortgage, we both have grey hair and a lifetime now.

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.

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:

Its durable construction also prevents the Melt Mat from degrading over time, a problem observed with other passive methods of snow removal, such as spreading large amounts of soot particles over snowbanks for a similar effect.

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.

I'll probably incriminate myself here... but when I was a teen we used to go «shopping cart bowling» with my car... push a cart as fast as you can with your car into a snowbank or parking divider.

So you ignored our advice and ventured out with all - season tires and now you're stuck reading this in a snowbank in Duluth.

With your cup of coffee, it doesn't matter if you are in the Arctic or just have a snowbank, the temperature difference between the coffee and the snow is the same (yes of course the mass of snow will determine the final temperature of each, but the heat transfer is a function of the difference in temperatures not the mass)

The woman allegedly drove her vehicle toward him and he had to jump into a nearby snowbank to avoid getting hit with the vehicle.

If you do happen to slide into a snowbank or get stuck in deeper - than - anticipated snow, you'll be glad to have a few basic supplies with you.