snowplough

"snowplough" -- turn them loose on Reith, a larger skiing area nearby, between the Zillertal and Wildschoenau.

The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2009

Each day it snowed, and did it snow every day for a whole week, our first job was to follow the snowplough, and shovel the drifting snow from the road.

Work Camp 934 L 2010

» Montreal Monday: smart card facelift, snowplough tragedy, and a windowless wall • Spacing Toronto • understanding the urban landscape

» Montreal Monday: smart card facelift, snowplough tragedy, and a windowless wall • Spacing Toronto • understanding the urban landscape 2009

Ed Balls, the one-man snowplough who is now his Labour shadow, called the incident "reckless and chaotic".

Minister embrace the festive spirit of chaos | Michael White 2010

At this point, if there is anyone out there in Canada who still cares about the Old Country, could they pop back with a snowplough and some decent long underwear and help?

Making Light: Snowpocalypse Part Next 2009

As the distance closed the snowplough driver was now better able to see that this individual was oddly shaped; very large with arms that reached nearly to its knees, a conical head and what he had initially thought to be a light golden brown parka was instead hair.

Archive 2007-05-01 2007

Strollers don't work well in snow this deep, street corners are terribly blocked in by berms of snowplough buildup, and you can't count on everyone having shoveled.

In A One-Mom Open Sleigh... kittenpie 2007

Strollers don't work well in snow this deep, street corners are terribly blocked in by berms of snowplough buildup, and you can't count on everyone having shoveled.

Archive 2007-12-01 kittenpie 2007

You are perfectly correct, of course, in saying "chasse-neige" means snowplough but in the case of Liszt's title it is surely meant to mean "snowstorm"?

Mind the Bach Jessica 2008

Yes indeed - but where our railway system is concerned, a snowplough would be a lot more useful!

Mind the Bach Jessica 2008