snow off

'You shouldn't have come, 'he answered, shaking the snow off his clothes. 'You'll never find your way back in the dark. '

Slowly he bend down on one knee and brushed the snow off the object. It was the body of John, frozen to death.

Clarence Bunson once worked so hard shoveling snow off of his roof that he had to lie down on the roof.

They could cover themselves to escape the heat of the summer sun or shake snow off the roof in winter.

Here was another item detailing the wrecking of a vessel in ice and snow off Prince's Bay on Staten Island .

Before entering the house he stamped his feet to shake the snow off his boots.

and moving snow off the top of the trailer (Automated).

He shook the snow off his coat at the door.

You might like holding a door open for people, visiting lonely elderly people nursing homes, or shoveling snow off someone else' s driveway.

For parents in search of guidance, Mazur offers this: Licking a little snow off a glove is probably OK.

The sidewalks are slick with ice, and we have to shovel the snow off the steps every other day.

They also helped clear snow off the roads.

Swan lake, dancing, such as the blue sky from the snow, off the ground like Su-Kam, stirring, !

Dad shovelled snow off the path.

Workers shovel and kick snow off a huge tent that will be used during Olympic ski events in Park City, Utah.

Brush the snow off the car next to yours.

He removed his jacket and shook the snow off.

Dear children, will you sweep the snow off my fur?

shake the snow off one's clothes