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Brandon rode into town, noting the strange snow-driven silence that cloaked the world, and brought his horse to a stop before the Anchor and Albatross Inn.

WHEN THE HEAVENS FALL GILBERT MORRIS 2010

He paused dramatically, then turned around on the snow-driven sidewalk and looked up and back at me.

Obama and the Progressive: a Diary* mjs 2009

He paused dramatically, then turned around on the snow-driven sidewalk and looked up and back at me.

Archive 2009-09-06 2009

Theyd marched through these hills for three snow-driven days and as many frostbitten nights before theyd reached the base, only to find that an army of peaceniks had arrived before them and Faslane was buttoned up as tight as a nuns knickers.

The Edge of Madness Michael Dobbs 2008

Snapping their whips and frantically urging the dogs, they fought through the snow-driven darkness and over the moving field of ice.

The Eternal Maiden T. Everett Harr��

Out of the snow-driven blackness a frail figure staggered toward him.

The Eternal Maiden T. Everett Harr��

In the snow-driven wind Ootah heard the echo of her heart-broken weeping.

The Eternal Maiden T. Everett Harr��

Then the hurry of the departure recalled itself to him, the crowds of people at the Franz Josef station, the sense of rest in finding himself alone with Keyork in a compartment of the express train; after that he had slept during most of the journey, waking to find himself in a city of the snow-driven Tyrol.

The Witch of Prague 1881

Having had no problems in the past, I would be interested to know whether you think this is an attempt to cash in on the snow-driven hysteria of the past two winters.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Honest John 2012

French Connection soars with online lift French Connection's shares soar 23% after the fashion chain hikes its profit forecast Fears of double dip fade as service sector stages revival Britain's all-important services sector pulls out of a snow-driven slump in January as hotels, caterers and restaurants bounce back,...

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