snowblower
snow blower

I want you to teach me how to use the snowblower.

A snowblower is purchased and this results in year-round operation.

For taming winter, in fact, it's the next best thing to a snowblower.

As he moved into the lane behind her car, his attention was briefly drawn to a snowblower near the edge of the road.

A young man was clearing snow with a snowblower, a rare tool in Russian yards.

I do not visualize myself face down in the driveway, mangled by my snowblower.

"I just moved here, and I don't know where to get a snowblower."

His new snowblower made easy work of his driveway.

"There ought to be a community snowblower."

But had he gassed up the snowblower?

No, this is about something more fundamental to life in the suburbs, namely, the politics of being the only one on the block with a snowblower.

And let me state for the record that that snowblower is still in good working order, even if it sits in our garage.

I HAD just shut off the snowblower and trudged inside when the phone rang.

I think, 'I might someday need a snowblower.' "

It features vehicles on all scales, from toys to a 1948 snowblower and a super-pumper firetruck.

Another calls the yellow electric device that Hillel uses to inflate the balloon "the snowblower of 1990."

A gas can used for filling the tank of a snowblower went next, and one entire side of the lodge soon crawled with flames.

Blower, a snowblower machine explains how he shoots snow right into the trucks that will carry it to the dumping station.

They needed a snowblower.

Citing "snowblower syndrome," Mr. Ellis said early bookings are strong for the winter ahead.

"Say you go on a game show and win a snowblower with a retail value of $1,200, and you live in Miami," he said.

When a UniTrol snowblower is running, the engine is always turning a drive platter.

In the early twentieth century, several dozen individuals and small businesses located mostly in southern Ontario experimented with snowblower innovation.

With a snowblower I borrowed from my neighbor, I cleared the driveway and opened a narrow canyon to the front door.

"Fast in, fast out," said John Gruner, who was repairing a snowblower and needed parts.