snow-choked

A dim line of brake lights barely moved down the snow-choked blacktop.

Norse Code Preview (Chapter 3) - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2009

On the far side, gray-green masses of spruce and pine marched toward a snow-choked horizon.

Blaze Bachman, Richard 2007

He remembered being pulled through snow-choked streets on a sleigh, a sister whose name he no longer knew beside him, holding close for warmth.

A Shadow in Summer 2006

So Kito added his indignation to that of the others and moved with them through the snow-choked thoroughfares of the city, crying out against the tyranny of the Romulans until his throat was raw.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

THE PLACE WHERE PICARD WAS SUPPOSED TO MEET Beverly was a broad slope cut by deep, snow-choked gullies—in the midst of which sat a sprawling, opulent-looking Kevratan domicile that had at some point fallen into disrepair.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

THE PLACE WHERE PICARD WAS SUPPOSED TO MEET Beverly was a broad slope cut by deep, snow-choked gullies—in the midst of which sat a sprawling, opulent-looking Kevratan domicile that had at some point fallen into disrepair.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

So Kito added his indignation to that of the others and moved with them through the snow-choked thoroughfares of the city, crying out against the tyranny of the Romulans until his throat was raw.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

THE PLACE WHERE PICARD WAS SUPPOSED TO MEET Beverly was a broad slope cut by deep, snow-choked gullies—in the midst of which sat a sprawling, opulent-looking Kevratan domicile that had at some point fallen into disrepair.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

THE PLACE WHERE PICARD WAS SUPPOSED TO MEET Beverly was a broad slope cut by deep, snow-choked gullies—in the midst of which sat a sprawling, opulent-looking Kevratan domicile that had at some point fallen into disrepair.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005

So Kito added his indignation to that of the others and moved with them through the snow-choked thoroughfares of the city, crying out against the tyranny of the Romulans until his throat was raw.

Death in Winter Michael Jan Friedman 2005