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She demonstrated the proper fall, hurtling herself into a snow bank.

The snow banks on either side of the road were nearly twelve feet high.

He often stood for long hours on street corners, near snow banks, with a Bush sign thrust above his head.

"Some of them have even jumped over snow banks and cars."

It's not very wide here, but deep, with a fast current and precarious-looking snow banks.

Up ahead, a snow bank headed right toward me.

A few days earlier, I had watched a young woman stepping over a snow bank.

The one from Kilcoole ran into a snow bank on the edge of the river.

One spring day Longtusk, wandering the land, happened to come by a snow bank.

You'd bring your kids and turn them loose in a snow bank.

Their car ends up half buried in a snow drift and they are unable to budge it.

Yes, winter, The funeral car got bogged down in a snow drift.

A snow drift of paper is going to hit it.

Pen stared at a snow drift, piled against a plastcrete wall.

Strong winds created snow drifts of up to 2 meters deep.

Often this is done for the purpose of skiing or even preventing snow drift in certain areas like roads.

Wind-blown snow drifts were as high as 30 inches in some areas.

Except when the snow drift got too thick, or at night, every time I looked that way I'd soon see his spout.

I am reasonably confident, say, that they are capable of tracking an elephant through a snow drift.

She went to the shed behind the carriage house, floundering through the snow drift.