Sentence examples for small snowbound from inspiring English sources

Raised in a small, snowbound Russian village, he has since moved to the city of Omsk and then St . Petersburg

They are assembled — maybe eight or nine people — in a small place: a snowbound train, a girls' school, an English country house.

My mother was in public health, and… They are assembled — maybe eight or nine people — in a small place: a snowbound train, a girls' school, an English country house.

With fresh powder still falling, we marched up hills and along a snowbound road that wound through forest, past small waterfalls and an unmanned ranger station.

The hush of a snowbound country house, where deer nibble foliage on cue, is broken by the small matter of a murder (some male of the species named Marcel, who really doesn't count), and also, more important, by a volcanic irruption: the arrival, from nowhere, of a vast, untamable horde of famous French actresses.

A row of conifers borders snowbound fields that stretch for miles to a low horizon.

Buddenbrooks may be the precociously brilliant debut, Death in Venice the small-but-perfectly-formed novella, but for me, Mann's real masterpiece is his sprawling snowbound epic of 1924, The Magic Mountain.

Snowbound mountains hug Salt Lake City.

Someplace called the Bronks (sp?) remains snowbound.

Refugees camped out in snowbound streets.

And more snow fell early yesterday in snowbound Chicago and Milwaukee.