Sentence examples for snowbound days from inspiring English sources
The phrase "snowbound days" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe days when heavy snowfall has isolated a place or made travel difficult. Example: "During the snowbound days of winter, we found ourselves cozying up by the fireplace with hot cocoa."
And, oh yes, I went to the movies a couple of times, and, while I didn't have a television where I was, I downloaded a season of "Downton Abbey" in which I might lose myself on snowbound days.
Their advice: with a handful of key items and a fresh look at some familiar household objects, you can endure a few snowbound days without power — even if you don't have $600 or $1,000 for a generator.
The even-keel routine got the Giants through two different two-game losing streaks, and it kept them focused enough to weather a snowbound day in an airport and produce a blowout against an opponent with something to prove.
I'm here to discuss the eponymous owner's memoir, Bespoke: Savile Row Ripped and Smoothed, and I'm reminded of Anderson's entrance to Huntsman (arguably the most distinguished establishment on the Row) one snowbound day in 1982.
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have opened a preliminary investigation into allegations that disgruntled sanitation workers sabotaged the cleanup after the blizzard last week that left some neighborhoods snowbound for days, people who have been briefed on the inquiry said Tuesday.
Snowbound for two days, Sarah Russell, an event consultant, dug out her Jeep in front of her town house in Chevy Chase and went shopping for an hour.
Despite being nine days overdue and snowbound in deepest Derbyshire, Pollitt did not want to force the midwife to trudge up the hill until she was sure that things were beginning in earnest.
Reacher's bus skids during an Arctic winter in South Dakota, and he's stranded for a few days in a snowbound town with a looming drugs trial and various Colombians trying to nix the crucial witness.
Instead, Fortitude has more in common with those snowbound horror flicks (The Thing, 30 Days of Night, Let the Right One In) that rely on the cold climate to deliver to the audience a particularly nasty chill.
One notable exception occurred during the severe winter of 1915 16, when successive Pacific storms buried the city under over 70 inches of snow, and some residents were snowbound in their homes for several days.
Hamm and Spall play a pair of men trading yarns in a weird snowbound hut on Christmas Day.
