1. Drifts of snow blocked the way.

2. Plant daffodils in informal drifts.

3. She eventually drifts into prostitution.

4. The drifts were granulated and shrinking under my eyes.

5. • stripping, drilling, trenching, sinking shafts and driving adits or drifts;

6. Furthermore, we found the magnetic declination affects the vertical drifts , and it leads to a better correlation with the irregularity occurrence with the vertical drifts for all seasons.

7. 1 He just drifts aimlessly from job to job.

8. Philip drifts off to some friends to say good-bye.

9. Gradually drifts from light sequencer pieces to quieter, ambient sound-worlds.

10. He is mediocre and unambitious and drifts with the tide.

11. Method and machine for excavating drifts, tunnels, stopes, caverns or the like

12. 13 A blizzard was blasting great drifts of snow across the lake.

13. A blizzard was blasting great drifts of snow across the lake.

14. There was low cloud, white drifts of mist close down on the ice.

15. Quinzees were hollowed out of snow drifts or from other large accumulations of snow.

16. Thought oneself is a lonely travel, always drifts in the different city, thinks tiredly.

17. Mr. Vanderberg, I'll need a complete subsurface chart of all the drifts, galleries, tunnels.

18. Why, the smoke-saturated, filthy air drifts over, and we get whiffs of it!

19. Method for the determination of long-term offset drifts of acceleration sensors in motor vehicles

20. Automatic control of a machine used for excavating drifts, tunnels, stopes, caverns or the like

21. Agapanthus look great when planted with drifts of ornamental grasses, sun-loving rudbeckias and goldenrod (Solidago).

22. There are as yet no tracks through the drifts, no muddied slush in the roads.

23. It got reloaded with new snow and wind drifts and Avalanched a second time! Photo: GNFAC

24. Crocuses are small individually, so grow them in groups or drifts for a spectacular early spring display

25. The Berg is a slow flying putter that stays stable and never drifts too far away from the target.

26. Large-Cupped daffodils provide magnificent drifts of colour when their bulbs are planted in large groups

27. In some areas hail covered the ground in drifts up to three feet [a meter] deep.

28. Twenty-foot drifts filled the valleys and swales, covering whatever frozen grass was left to eat.

29. A method for scaling the impedance measured during the course of an electrophysiology study accounts for impedance drifts.

30. Much larger algae, commonly known as seaweeds, are important locally; Sargassum forms floating drifts, while kelp form seabed forests.

31. It snows throughout the winter in Jozankei, and it gets so deep, the people tunnel under the immovable drifts.

32. For approximately 20 years it has driven tunnels and drifts for coal-mine owners to enable them to get at and extract minerals.

33. 1 And the sky was boastfully empty of clouds and seemed to be saying that the drifts of snow would never come again.

34. Primula veris, family Primulaceae ‘Banks of primroses, drifts of bluebells and clusters of Cowslips are now found only in secret, out-of-the-way places.’

35. Far up on the mountains the drifts piled deep, and winter mists blew in Clammy wraiths across the shoulders of the hills

36. The average salary for an agency or corporate Copywriter usually drifts between $35,000 and $75,000 per year depending on your level of experience

37. The fifth layer, Porphatys, is a cold layer dominated by a shallow, acidic ocean, cut only by sand bars and drifts of semi-solid acid snow.

38. • explore alternative materials for reliable and efficient backfill to stabilize tunnels, referred to as drifts, from the weight of rock above them at greater depths.

39. The University of California Drifts toward Conformism: The Challenges of Representation and the Climate for Academic Freedom in the Country’s Greatest Public Research University

40. The Chief Astrogation Officer is a Space Pirate scientist mentioned in a scannable panel in Save Station D' within the Glacier One base of the Phendrana Drifts

41. In the summer of 1997 two drifts were dug into the large seam between the previous tunnels and an open pit mine on the Heald Moor.

42. Despite the closure of the railway tunnel entrances it was still possible for many years to get into the complex by climbing down one of the inclined drifts.

43. By keeping a diary and accurate logbooks, he and his teams were able to determine wind drifts, prepare maps, and obtain considerable information about the continent of Antarctica.

44. The Cooloola Queen drifts away from the jetty but not before the skipper excitedly reports a big brown tree python camouflaged in the limbs of a river red gum.

45. ACC is a British company involved in the mining industry, which drives tunnels and drifts for coal-mine owners to enable them to get at and extract minerals.

46. Currently, transits occur only in June or December (see table) and the occurrence of these events slowly drifts, becoming later in the year by about two days every 243-year cycle.

47. The mother bear is awake in the den when they are born and able to clean them up, eat their afterbirth and ensure they are feeding before she drifts back to sleep.

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49. A Crystallite is a scavenging creature that is covered by an impermeable shell of ice, which makes it immune to most beam weapons, that wanders the frigid Phendrana Drifts region of Tallon IV.

50. Australia Bans Toyota Yaris GR Commercial Over the Briefest of Drifts The birthplace of the term "hoon" sure seems to take issue with anything like it, even if it's a tiny slide filmed on a

51. Fires Confetti all over your screen! From the push of a button you can fire virtual Confetti all over your screen! Confetti fires from the lower left, centre, and right of your screen and then slowly drifts down

52. The simile dates from Shakespeare’s time, although driven, meaning carried along by the wind into drifts, was sometimes omitted.In Hamlet (3.1) he had it, “Be thou as Chaste as ice, as pure as snow.”It was a cliché by the time H.W

53. A Brattice for temporary or emergency use in underground mining provides a quickly and easily installable partition to close off drifts or tunnels as desired to control ventilation through the mine in an emergency, or for routine temporary use in the mine

54. Chirrup intransitive verb Examples of Chirrup in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Electricity is intermittent and the main source of fuel is buffalo dung, the scent of which drifts through the air along with the tweets and Chirrups of red-wattled lapwings

55. Chirrup intransitive verb Examples of Chirrup in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Electricity is intermittent and the main source of fuel is buffalo dung, the scent of which drifts through the air along with the tweets and Chirrups of red-wattled lapwings.

56. ‘Good foliage plants for fillers are low-growing Artemisias, dusty miller, and golden, purple, or tricolor sage.’ ‘Don't forget to factor white and blue into your planting scheme; both do a great job of cooling off and separating drifts of hot-colored plants, as do gray-foliaged plants such …

57. ‘Good foliage plants for fillers are low-growing Artemisias, dusty miller, and golden, purple, or tricolor sage.’ ‘Don't forget to factor white and blue into your planting scheme; both do a great job of cooling off and separating drifts of hot-colored plants, as do gray-foliaged plants such …

58. Eighteenth-century missionary Abbe Raynal declared that when the first slave ship wrecked near Saint Vincent the survivors were received as "brethren." Given the prevailing drifts of wind and current, Saint Vincent, at thirteen degrees north latitude, would have been a likely landfall for trading and fishing dugouts from the great river deltas of West Africa that must have occasionally been