In fact, as the hours go on, you are going to be snowed under.

I think this time last year we were snowed under!

Had Lincoln faced a united opposition, he'd have been snowed under.

"I was afraid with all the trouble you'd be snowed under.

But additional delays are expected because he is snowed under with many other important cases and has little support staff to investigate for him.

Early the next morning, we heard on the radio that all roads to the village and the nearest city were snowed under.

He had been snowed under for one day.

The mayor either would ascend a throne or be snowed under by paperwork.

Now with this additional load of implementing the cable act, we can be snowed under."

I did not expect to be snowed under with notables on a simple visit to a museum."

I was snowed under by an avalanche of crimson light that poured from a vast studio.

I was snowed under by the question.

"Of course it can't work, Randy, the antenna is snowed under."

If this was a film competition we'd be snowed under with Youtube links.

CAB are snowed under and only have funding for another year; many more will follow suit.

Now she was snowed under with the status check to ready Ringmaster for orbital insertion.

There'll be just a trickle of eggs at first, but once they get cracking we'll be snowed under.

My luggage was snowed under blizzards of travel stickers.

The railway had placed orders for 170 new locos with private builders, all of whom were snowed under.

"You were snowed under all last year.

Let Cliff be snowed under for forty-eight hours.

With the suddenness of a winter storm, budget surpluses were snowed under by deficits in the last two years.

Then, the handful of tiny companies making the vests and plates for the Army were snowed under by the soaring demand.

For three weeks that February the men were snowed under: drifts came clear across their lodge, and like animals they had to burrow out.

If we were snowed under in the night we couldn't dig ourselves out in the morning!

In fact, as the hours go on, you are going to be snowed under.

I think this time last year we were snowed under!

Had Lincoln faced a united opposition, he'd have been snowed under.

"I was afraid with all the trouble you'd be snowed under.

But additional delays are expected because he is snowed under with many other important cases and has little support staff to investigate for him.

Early the next morning, we heard on the radio that all roads to the village and the nearest city were snowed under.

He had been snowed under for one day.

The mayor either would ascend a throne or be snowed under by paperwork.

Now with this additional load of implementing the cable act, we can be snowed under."

I did not expect to be snowed under with notables on a simple visit to a museum."

I was snowed under by an avalanche of crimson light that poured from a vast studio.

I was snowed under by the question.

"Of course it can't work, Randy, the antenna is snowed under."

If this was a film competition we'd be snowed under with Youtube links.

CAB are snowed under and only have funding for another year; many more will follow suit.

Now she was snowed under with the status check to ready Ringmaster for orbital insertion.

There'll be just a trickle of eggs at first, but once they get cracking we'll be snowed under.

My luggage was snowed under blizzards of travel stickers.

The railway had placed orders for 170 new locos with private builders, all of whom were snowed under.

"You were snowed under all last year.

Let Cliff be snowed under for forty-eight hours.

With the suddenness of a winter storm, budget surpluses were snowed under by deficits in the last two years.

Then, the handful of tiny companies making the vests and plates for the Army were snowed under by the soaring demand.

For three weeks that February the men were snowed under: drifts came clear across their lodge, and like animals they had to burrow out.

If we were snowed under in the night we couldn't dig ourselves out in the morning!

I just make sure I'm not snowed under by kids.

I was afraid with all the trouble you'd be snowed under.

It gets snowed under so often, its clear that the road is against the natural laws of nature.

Work wise the boys are pretty snowed under at the moment.

All I know is that things pile up and people get snowed under.

As the number of names increased, the volunteers were getting snowed under.

I'm not a small-town deputy you can snow under with a few loud words.

I wait to hear back from them but apparently they are snowed under with email's.

I am snowed under and out of the office.

But by July 1 we were completely snowed under with reports, and there just wasn't anybody to send.

I have been off line for a couple of months and now snowed under with outstanding email.

I'm still snowed under at work and will be for at least another month or two.

I'm snowed under with work and I've taken too much time off to be with you.

However, we need your help to actually arrange these events since the Committee is already snowed under with a 1,001 tasks.

During the winter months it is sometimes snowed under.

The chef has been snowed under in his house also and we only managed to open the front door on Tuesday.

And for every breakout record, dozens of others get snowed under.

It was a bad winter and he was soon snowed under.

All it takes is for one of us to comment on not being busy, and we find the entire unit snowed under with cases.

I did not expect to be snowed under with notables on a simple visit to a museum.

But additional delays are expected because he is snowed under with many other important cases and has little support staff to investigate for him.

Of course it can't work, Randy, the antenna is snowed under.

Early the next morning, we heard on the radio that all roads to the village and the nearest city were snowed under.

At times I can get snowed under and have little time to get big things accomplished.

What was the point if you were so snowed under that you could not enjoy it?