She had his muscles locked and he felt her sleeting anger slam into him full force.

He knew that high-energy radiation was sleeting down on him from the pale, distant Sun and the still-more-distant stars.

Grraf-Hromfi proved that a monkey can't stay alive in a ship moving at that speed cosmic sleeting."

They went their separate ways on a sleeting, wintry afternoon last month, walking out of the 44th-floor conference room of a midtown Manhattan office tower, after a final two-hour meeting that went nowhere.

Sleet had never needed to think much on her own.

But you should know enough to come in out of the sleet.

Then the sleet came and he had a hard time looking close.

"They kept talking about this sleet we were going to have."

Rain and a little sleet came in the next morning.

But that's no reason for him to treat you like sleet, either.

A great school year also includes no snow or sleet!

Then, just as the sun was setting, Sleet had an idea.

With Sleet in the lead, they ran toward the plaza.

He closed the window against the cold wind and sleet.

Sleet had come in the night, and slapped against the window through most of the day.

One fine day he got up from the sleet and started writing a play on unemployment.

And so, brushing away the sleet, I made my way to her house.

Sleet might say, finish the fallen man off before he came to.

There had been a deep snow and sleet on the ground for a week or ten days.

The street was dark, filled with wind and driving sleet.

One which would have left him rich and me in possession of Sleet.

No one made a move to pursue until Sleet was nearly out of sight.

With luck, Sleet would be here waiting when he arrived.

Likely, there would be snow before day's end, or sleet.

Maybe by the time she got done with the interview, the rain and sleet would have stopped.

But we're standing here in the sleet because we don't want to be seen.

You have to love to run, in the rain, the snow, the sleet.

It would certainly be my choice in rain, sleet or snow.

Francis bought Sleet from your father and now he wants his only child to have it.

It was sleeting when they went out to the coaches.

The lead had sleeted across the cabin and taken him in the back.

It was sleeting so hard we could barely see for 30 yards.

He was well aware of the radiation sleeting through his body.

She felt as if a hard, needle rain were sleeting through her.

It is very cold, and has sleeted this morning.

Arrows began dropping over the north wall and sleeting into the courtyard.

Sleeting in some stretches of 1-95 and the roads were slick.

Outside, the asteroid fragments were still sleeting down in a blaze of light.

As it's sleeting, I head back for an umbrella.

When the inspirations were sleeting fast he even tried changing the style.

Arrows sleeted toward the white forces for several moments.

"It's sleeting," she said more to herself than him.

It was sleeting again, out of a darkening sky.

By the third day it was snowing and sleeting.

Forty degrees and raining is good, 35 and sleeting even better.

When you reached the hotel, it was sleeting.

The cliff of white light sleeting down along the boisterous edge appeared almost solid.

Scotty looked at the sky, but the bright blue atmosphere revealed no evidence of the energy sleeting into it from space.

All around them pure, unfocused magic was sleeting soundlessly into the world.

The hard radiation sleeting from the black hole?

There was the silver sleeting sound of moonlight.

The woman trooper's face disappeared, wiped clean by the heavy metal shot that sleeted into her.

Both sides stopped as the creatures sleeted past.

Or a rain of blood, sleeting across Orion.