The most basic form of stemming is the snowplough turn taught to first-time skiers.

Those who have mastered the snowplough turn have earned their lie-in.

For the skiing turn, see snowplough turn.

The Snowplough turn - (also known as the wedge turn or stem turn)

The snowplough turn (or snowplow turn) is a ski braking and turning technique taught to beginners.

The Arlberg technique is a progressive system that takes the skier from the snowplough turn to the parallel Christie through measured stages of improvement.

The Snowplough turn - (also known as the wedge turn or stem turn)

"If you can do a wedge turn, you're going to be able to ski this," said Chris Ellms, general manager of Bretton Woods.

The Complete Skier, based in London, offers detailed advice on how to slide downhill with aplomb, teaching maneuvers like the basics of a wedge turn or the proper navigation of moguls.

Visitors will be invited to try their hand trading pizza slices.

Anton shook his head and raised the pizza slice he held.

One man nodded off with a cold pizza slice draped across his lap.

No pizza slices in this survey came even close to that puny size.

He is fascinated by animals, but spends most of his time thinking about other things, like where to find the best pizza slices.

But the pizza slice is ubiquitous on New York streets.

Zoe held the pizza slice in front of her mouth, poised to take another bite.

Slices about the size of a typical pizza slice are $1 to $2 and can be cut into smaller strips for serving.

Although falafel is widespread in Vancouver, pizza slices are much more popular.

Do the gate agents aspire to a life upstairs where one might see the sun and buy $6 pizza slices?

Pizza slices were the signature item on the menu.

And, voila - here comes a whole herd of pizza slices, individually wrapped.

The patrons, pizza slices aloft, rise and give a standing ovation to their former leader.

What does a shelf-stable pizza slice look like?

He has dressed up as a pizza slice, a stewardess and a purple grizzly bear.

His pizza slices certainly rekindle memories of the good old days in football.they taste like Dubbin.

As he talked, waitresses circulated around the room with trays of hot dogs and pizza slices.

Students lounged on green metal benches, eating pizza slices and chatting.

But the farm's pizza slices on whole-wheat crusts do quite well, and justifiably so.

Look at this: two pizza slices with mushrooms and anchovies, and you know what I ordered?

She took the pizza slice and sat there holding it, even as the cheese cooled and hardened.

It happened to the pizza slice.

She took the salad bowl from Lachesis, and placed a pile of greens on her plate near the pizza slices.

She sat on the couch next to Marian, and gesticulated with her pizza slice as she spoke.

There's a fantastic deli that does amazing pizza slices with local ingredients - yum!

They were given their money in the Plough public house.

The land was going to the plough, all of it.

I've put my hand to the plough and I am not going to turn back.

"No man has a right to take his hand from the plough!"

She does not know your plough team ever turned up a woman's body, on what was once our land.

Do you need a degree to walk behind a plough?

There is just one public house in the village, the Plough.

You'd have thought we'd come over for the day to return a borrowed plough.

The answer is obvious looking at any modern plough or computer.

To put your hand to the plough, and at the first request to take it off again!

The arms show a yellow plough on a red background.

It is one of the oldest known ploughs found in Europe.

I've written about the Plough a lot in the past - maybe that's because for the whole of my life, it's been there.

There were 8 hides of land with enough for 60 ploughs.

The bodies were taken down the mountain by snow plough.

In 1858 he combined the two to make a steam plough.

The hand is put forth to the plough - beware!

Cecily, having put her hand to the plough, was not of those who turn back.

The Plough has 27 bedrooms, the majority of which have private facilities.

On the other hand she had set her hand to the plough.

It's a good property, too, fat land, and much of it under the plough.

Still, the snow ploughs have been out on the main road."

"The jaw of the sheep will drive the plough from the ground."

The area had land enough for 16 ploughs but was under-worked.

This means that the plough cannot return along the same furrow.

King Plow is the largest center of its kind in the city.

Plows were out in force, too, and working around the clock.

Also known as the Plow because of its shape.

"The Plow" acknowledges as much in a few fleeting scenes.

In 1858 he created a model called the "Indiana Plow".

He went on to record a further albums including the well received 1977 album Hand to the Plow.

Thomson, who died in 1989, loved to tell how he had been selected to work on "The Plow."

Plows were out, and their noise added to the normal traffic sounds that drifted up through the closed window.

The building was built around 1880 for the Davenport Plow Works.

Moline Plow had by no means invented such configurations.

The rest of the Davenport Plow Works was in the building immediately to the west.

Plows had not touched the billowy white blanket.

King Plow is also a popular music venue for concerts and live music shows in Atlanta.

It is also known as the Davenport Plow Works.

Rome Plow has since been purchased and re-opened.

Collection of Plow music, videos, flyers, photos, and etc.

The cast sings of the need to recapture an idealistic vision in "The Plow."

From the Plow and Hearth catalogue comes a large cast-iron farm bell.

The Plow and Angel was far from angelic.

"Mr. Plow" suggests that Barney was a dedicated student looking forward to a bright future.

The first five aircraft included the Triple Plow I intakes.

Plows were further hampered by the number of cars stuck on the roads because of the heavy snow.

The Oliver Chilled Plow, which could cut through the prairie sod, was in use by 1896.

In 1874 he started work as a machinist's apprentice at the Peru Plow Company.

Part of the canal was dug with the Souther Ditch Plow.

Not only must you know how to plough, but when.

He has ploughed the land many times and could have set something off at any time.

And you had to plough that within a certain time.

The field was ploughed up during the second world war but used again from 1950 to 1956.

Also, it had certainly not been ploughed this century, if at all.

"We used a few, the rest were just ploughed back into the field."

They get an idea in their head and plough on without a thought for due process.

We have two fields to plough by the end of the week.

Then my people said that it was best to say nothing at all, but to pay the tax and plough the land.

He is first seen with his horse while ploughing a field.

This is created by the way it has been ploughed.

Again she ploughed along a long way before getting up on to the step, but after that it went better.

One such states that once he was ploughing his fields.

So we're using all the money we've ploughed into the business to expand.

A vain man had thought to plough his way to power.

I'm ploughing on into the book, and remain interested enough.

No sign of it remains as the area has been ploughed over.

Or should you just suck it up and plough on through?

Once he did a picture of an old farmer ploughing his field.

It appears their chair had ploughed into the back of another.

The legend goes that she was found while ploughing the earth.

My wife took that about four years ago from our back porch while I was ploughing the field.

Every now and then somebody ploughs up a human skull.

In a relative sense we're ploughing through the air at maybe 10,000 times the speed of sound.

All profits could then be ploughed back into the business to bring the prices down.

They are trying to plow a field with three people.

I mean, just anything we want to know we're able to plow into.

The car plowed part of the way through the wall.

They were on their way to see her when the car plowed into them, she said.

He is plowing the ground for his wife's political future.

Before she could say anything else, he was plowing on.

Most of it has been plowed back into the business.

In a few small areas the ground itself looked as if it had been plowed.

It's been plowed at least once, most likely within the past couple of hours.

Nothing to do but plow ahead, now that I was here.

They were taking over, plowing ahead without a moment lost.

Better just to walk, plow ahead one step at a time.

He ran a red light and plowed into four members of one family.

Sometimes you have to plow under one thing in order for something else to grow.

She wanted him to just allow her to get use to the feeling of being so full, but he began to plow away.

In the past, he said, "we wanted to plow all the money back into the company."

"We're going to try to plow through that over the next two days."

"I remember trying to plow the field behind a horse."

Today they are plowing the fields next to their house.

Farmers move in behind them and plow up the land.

The other plowed into the street directly ahead of it.

But the profit is to be plowed back into the company.

And the stock market is plowing through the record books.

So a great topic, which we will plow into next week.

He turned his head again and went on, plowing through the trees.

They were given their money in the Plough public house.

Then go across the ploughed field to the far side.

Much has happened since then, and I was not present when the ploughing began.

The land was going to the plough, all of it.

The plough boy has just come in to report it.

I've put my hand to the plough and I am not going to turn back.

"No man has a right to take his hand from the plough!"

There is just one public house in the village, the Plough.

Perhaps a peasant would buy her to help with the ploughing.

To put your hand to the plough, and at the first request to take it off again!

I've written about the Plough a lot in the past - maybe that's because for the whole of my life, it's been there.

The ploughing continues, but with due care, and away from that spot.

Here the ploughed land ended, and all before him was bleak open down.

The hand is put forth to the plough - beware!

Cecily, having put her hand to the plough, was not of those who turn back.

They did their work, he thought, as the ploughed earth bears its crops.

Can you take in five or six until the plough train gets through?"

The Plough has 27 bedrooms, the majority of which have private facilities.

On the other hand she had set her hand to the plough.

The following morning he brought the two black bulls out of the stable and went to start the ploughing.

It's a good property, too, fat land, and much of it under the plough.

He began to run, his feet slipping and twisting on the ploughed ground.

"The jaw of the sheep will drive the plough from the ground."

This means that the plough cannot return along the same furrow.

Another important period for the agricultural calendar is that of the ploughing.

It must be after the drive to the Big Dipper.

What is that one, where the Big Dipper was a moment before?

The big dipper above the fjord, the rocking of the boat.

"You've given me three months to hit the Big Dipper.

Paul opened his eyes to find himself staring up at the Big Dipper.

She looked up at the clear sky and located the Big Dipper.

The man, who gave the order to drive through the Big Dipper would receive the credit.

The Big Dipper appears with human faces looking out of each star.

All of it, the report, the threat and the order to pierce the Big Dipper.

It was one of the three little pairs associated with the Big Dipper.

Less than a thousand feet ahead lay the dark hard rock of the Big Dipper and beyond it.

"You want me to drive through the Big Dipper," he croaked.

"He reports that they have hit the Big Dipper."

"I was looking at that," she said, pointing to the Big Dipper.

"What could he possibly achieve by driving through the Big Dipper?

There had to be more of a complex inner life in the Big Dipper than this program portrayed.

Eddie stood in the doorway as if he were observing the Big Dipper.

"We are going to drive through the Big Dipper to intersect on reef at 6,000 feet."

The Big Dipper roller coaster operated for 82 years at the site.

The man was charged with the manslaughter of four children after the Big Dipper collapsed.

The center west tower has a depiction of the Big Dipper constellation.

I look up and see the Big Dipper, its pattern stamped at an angle in the dark sky.

The Big Dipper has disappeared by the time you get to Argentina.

Do you sleep better under the Big Dipper?

Operate, in concert with the Big Dippers, keeping fifteen miles ahead of them.