Sentence examples for snowbound fields from inspiring English sources

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

Trying to earn a spot in the rotation, Patrick was still adjusting after months of snowbound pitching in the field house.

But repetition brings opportunity, and photographer George Steinmetz, he of Hurricane Sandy fame and one of the world's pre-eminent aerial photographers, took to the sky to photograph the snowbound city – subway yards, cemeteries, and athletic fields below – from the seat of a two-person, piston-powered helicopter for this impressive New Yorker gallery.

There appears to be an appetite for more strenuous physical activity here: the Spartan race, a kind of cross-country mountain slog dotted with barbed wire obstacles to climb over or crawl under, was having its first snowbound outing here, with the locals emerging victorious from an international field.

She changes the subject, suggesting we call Reece – touring in snowbound Bratislava – and immediately brightens.

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.

Rome was snowbound, rendering anything expansive a virtual impossibility.

For nine months of the year, cricket pitches are snowbound.