lost in the snow造句

• Wandering lost in the snow, dejected at failing to lasso the moon.
• Some of our ballots were lost in the snow.
• Friends in Georgia couldn't understand Tietjen being lost in the snow.
• "It's presumed they got lost in the snow,"
• "It's presumed they got lost in the snow,"
• In the Snowy Mountains, he rescues a group of koala children, who are lost in the snow.
• She rescues it and in doing so, finds Rodey, but they find themselves lost in the snow.
• "Our working assumption is they were lost in the snow " rather than kidnapped, Bacon said.
• He would have had a huge play when the ball went and got lost in the snow on that quick slant.
• They soon run out of food, resorting to eating their shoes as they become lost in the snow-covered Rocky Mountains.
• If you do get lost in the snow, you can usually find your way back by simply following your footprints or ski tracks.
• After getting lost in the snow, he finds a stagecoach travelling to Snow Hill, on which he meets Silence, and later, Loco.
• A French helicopter on a mission to rescue government soldiers lost in the snow was hit Thursday by gunfire from government positions, a French official said.
• Jim and Jennifer's story was also used as the plot for the " Lost in the Snow " episode of " I Shouldn't Be Alive ".
• Because of a " magic potion " given to Alina by Malduk, she has developed amnesia and only in dreams can remember pieces of what happened to her before she was lost in the snow.
• The title " Alpha Flight " reveals that Brain Drain's brain casing is apparently lost in the snow below a mountain for decades, and is rescued after taking mental control of a nearby hiker.
• As well as popping cough drops, and trying to gain back the last six pounds he lost in the snow, Unser is fighting a citation for violating the federal Wilderness Act by driving a snowmobile into a wilderness area.
• A strange visitor, Carlyle's Colqhoun, stumbles into the stockade with an alarming tale of getting lost in the snow with a pioneer party, taking refuge in a cave and, when food supplies ran out . ..
• Lost in the snow, clothes frozen to them, surrounded by mines and baying wolves, salvation for one family fleeing Kosovo came in a distant glow in the dark _ flashlights of villagers in Macedonia, climbing the mountains to rescue them.
• And ITT itself gives us a touching advertisement, showing how its night-vision system found a boy lost in the snow : " When a child is lost and it's dark on the mountain, your heart breaks ."