snowbank AmE
snow bank AmE

For a moment he could make out snowbanks, off to his left.

A moment later he felt the impact as they hit the snowbank.

It was found on top of a snowbank and returned to her.

"Snowbanks are 20 to 25 feet high around town," she added.

She looked over the snowbank: the plane's door was still open.

She was killed last night and found in a melting snowbank.

For what seemed a long time one saw nothing but that snowbank and those weeds.

But he could not stay there long; a man would freeze to death in a snowbank!

He was suddenly wishing he'd left it in the snowbank.

A snowbank in hell and he had fallen into it.

She was standing at the top of a snowbank, her arms wrapped around herself.

A few weeks later, her sister's body was found in a melting snowbank.

Then he smashed into the snowbank and lost sight of everything.

They were standing atop a snowbank nearly nine feet high.

And his eyes were like holes poked in a snowbank.

All of this had started because he'd found her stuck in a snowbank and upset.

These snowbanks were so hard that he could jump up and down on them without leaving a mark.

The snowbank wasn't big enough to hold, not at this speed.

He had found the gun lying next to a snowbank just a block from the local high school.

They slammed into a snowbank at the base of a glacier.

The horse landed on a snowbank that should not, by rights, have been able to support it.

What good will it do us if you walk two blocks and collapse in a snowbank?

"Better than having us dig you out of a snowbank three days from now, stiff as a board."

Finally we scrambled over the snowbank and onto the driveway together.

She put Martin on the snowbank, and jumped onto the ship.