1
I pointed my finger at a deep snowdrift and sent a spray of orange sparks into it.
2
Into a deep snowdrift he fell, and there he stuck, head down and feet up in the air!
3
The horses had gone off the trail into a deep snowdrift, and it had required a great deal of hard work to get them out.
4
He slipped in a deep snowdrift, and for a moment snow churned in the air all around him as he fought back to his feet.
5
His interest, if any, was in the land and that was hard to see buried beneath deep snowdrifts.
6
Not only did he suffer intense pain, but he was also exhausted from wading through the deep snowdrifts.
7
Their shoulders were pressed against the trunk of a large tree; in front, deep snowdrifts protected them from a direct charge.
8
Four half-tracks doubled as anti-tank machine-gun posts, and as a source of emergency power for our six trucks when they stuck in the deep snowdrifts.
9
Often they found elk and deer, and once or twice a buffalo floundering in the deep snowdrifts, and these they added to the winter larder.