Use of the word snowed in a sentence example

snowed

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The house sits more than a mile off the snow plow route, so sometimes I'm snowed in for a week or so. [Please select]

"And it has snowed," said Ned. [Please select]

When this news came they were snowed up at Chilton. [Please select]

"Yes," replied Sam, "learned her when I was snowed up one winter with Scar-Face down by the Burwash Lake country." [Please select]

"Why, you must know as well as I do," he said, "somebody stepped on top of that log with snow-shoes, and it's snowed since." [Please select]

It rained and snowed very hard, and, besides, the wind was so high as to throw him twice from his horse. [Please select]

[Clark, January 31, 1805] 31st January Thursday, 1805 Snowed last night, wind high from the N W. [Please select]

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