snowbound

I had often visited them when the city was snowbound.

"We will be snowbound in a couple of weeks, you know."

The family car was snowbound, so she needed an ambulance.

This time last year, much of Britain was already snowbound.

They arrived in the quiet, snowbound little town two days before the letter.

In March it could have passed for a snowbound soccer field.

"Not until you have spent a winter snowbound with them.

Parents with snowbound baby sitters took their children to work.

The approach to the top was steep, snowbound and rocky.

But all will not be quite the same in this snowbound Norwegian valley.

Looked like we were in for a snowbound Christmas with no presents under the tree.

"Wouldn't mind being snowbound with you for maybe six or eight months," he said.

Another few hours and we'll be snowbound up here.

Yes, the executives said, they will hold a ship for 100 snowbound passengers.

Work left undone by snowbound employees hurt companies large and small.

The road is sometimes snowbound in winter; always check conditions before heading this way.

And even beyond would be snowbound, perhaps right as far as the sea.

He swore again and walked out onto the snowbound balcony.

I've been snowbound more than once, a week at a time, more.

Urban events have been growing worldwide, and not always in snowbound locations.

It was only seven-thirty, and when you were snowbound, those evening hours could get long.

They seemed like the sort of thing you'd eat by the wood stove if you were snowbound in the mountains.

Many players (and you basically need them all in Wagner) were snowbound, as was much of the audience.

Passengers on a train from Albany were snowbound in their cars for 48 hours.

But blizzard conditions did not prevail in all snowbound cities.