snowslide
snowslip

It was no bluff; the creature could set off a snowslide in a moment.

The snowslide swept over them, obliterating most of the hut.

As many as eight skiers were caught in the snowslide.

Her passage started a separate snowslide that developed into a minor avalanche.

He was caught in a snowslide, poor fellow.

A ragged edge of broken snow crust ran just below his position, as from a recent snowslide.

But there was a snowslide along the hill under the peak, and we spent three nights out on the ledges.

The mine was finally closed when a snowslide destroyed the aerial tram terminal after 1935.

This snowslide took everything in its path.

"It was for me, I am thinking, worse than my parents, because they were lost-just vanished in a snowslide, gone with no trace.

On out through another snowbank-and now they were on a long snowslide on the north side of the range.

No guests have ever been caught in a snowslide, according to Mrs. Renner.

A cascade of broken thin crust came jangling and hissing ahead of the snowslide.

An avalanche (also called a snowslide or snowslip) is a rapid flow of snow down a slope.

The guide, he thought, had spaced the skiers out along the trail, and an accomplice on top of the cliff started the snowslide."

Nine eluded the snowslide.

On March 12 a tragic snowslide hit the small town of Liberty, Weber County.

He causes a snowslide, trapping Annika.

The grove was littered with the long dead trunks of fallen trees, remnants of some old landslide or snowslide.

It looked, he told them, as if there'd been a snowslide some years back, clearing all but a few trees from a swath some hundred yards wide.

Nor is Pat Buchanan going to be the Republican nominee even if he carries New Hampshire in a snowslide.

It was like being lowered into a tremendous bowl, whose sides were so steep our every motion threatened to start a snowslide that could bury the foal.

A previous snowslide becomes a present snowstorm, and the night before a happy day in the field becomes a forced and hurried end to an entire season.

In Austria, a 35-year-old German woman was killed when a snowslide plowed into a chalet in Sportsgastein, near Salzburg.

We were beyond the threat of the snowslide, but sympathetic vibrations in the ground opened new crevices at our feet, and we hastened right back toward the mountain snow.

An avalanche (also called a snowslide or snowslip) is a rapid flow of snow down a slope.