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Meanings of blind snowstorm in English
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Usage of blind snowstorm in English
1
He walked homeward in a blinding snowstorm, reaching the ferry by dusk.
2
The base of the cliff is hidden by a blinding snowstorm.
3
We had to walk to the theatre in a blinding snowstorm.
4
Accompanied by four men, I started out in a blinding snowstorm.
5
For three mortal hours I rode on through a blinding snowstorm.
6
He was always buffetted by strong winds, and often halted by blinding snowstorms.
7
They flew around in the trees like a blinding snowstorm, and laid countless numbers of eggs.
8
His troops pressed forward in a blinding snowstorm.
9
Some of us got all the tramping in a blinding snowstorm that we wanted a year ago.
10
This particular afternoon, however, in the latter part of March, a heavy, blinding snowstorm had come along.
11
On the evening of the 11th April, in a blinding snowstorm, the Battalion moved forward to the fight.
12
At the bungalow, reached in a hired fly and a blinding snowstorm, she finds the whole household away.
13
Even in a blinding snowstorm.
14
We had a great dinner, and at 10 p.m. Maude and I went, in a blinding snowstorm, to the police concert.
15
We were sadly mistaken; by the time we had gone another half-mile we were in the thick of a bewildering, blinding snowstorm.
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(He would have given his right forepaw for a black night and a blinding snowstorm.)