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He shook off the blinding snow and looked around him.
He was in the center of a blinding snow storm.
She peered into the blinding snow, looked both ways along the avenue.
Through the blinding snow Lauren struggled to see what was happening.
The men shoved us along through the blinding snow.
They eventually return to Boulder in the midst of a blinding snow storm.
The blinding snow worsens as we press deeper into the storm.
A car passing very slowly on the narrow road through the distant village, in a blinding snow.
My hood was pulled well forward to exclude the biting wind and blinding snow.
She fought her way through the blinding snow.
That left me wondering how the remainder of flights - however many there were - could possibly be taking off in the blinding snow.
In another thirty seconds he turned away and walked down the slope of blinding snow, leaving the skier behind.
Just the light in the movie is amazing: all that blinding snow, all those fades to white.
We buddy up, trying not, despite the blinding snow, to let our buddies out of our sight.
In the driving, blinding snow she was lost, circling endlessly in the big, open lot.
She glanced at Segnbora as they began to move through the blinding snow.
All that remained was the chimera, floating somewhere out on the winds behind the blinding snow.
Pedestrians became disoriented and fatigued in the blinding snow.
In blinding snow, Stamford workers were locked in highway gridlock.
It carried blinding snow across its shoulders, visibility dropping from a half mile to a dozen yards within seconds.
The team had already been confined to tents for nine days by howling winds and blinding snow, which made climbing impossible.
'He could run along such a parapet in a blinding snow storm.'
Thinking to share the encouragement with Sturm toiling silently behind, he turned, squinting into the blinding snow.
They painted the white robes of their holy virgins with the blinding snow, at which they had stared all day.
In Watkins, Minnesota, 2 people died when two trains collided in the blinding snow.