Before you know where you are the whole plain may be one mass of driving snow, obliterating all tracks as soon as they are made.
We continued our march next day in a strong wind and thick, driving snow.
All view of the land and lurking dangers in the form of reefs and islets were cut off by driving snow.
On the third day after leaving Mount Murchison for the Southern Party's depot, sixty-seven miles south of Winter Quarters, driving snow commenced, and a blizzard kept us in camp for seven days.
The wind arose, and distant objects were blotted out by driving snow.
From November 4-11 the gale raged unceasingly, and meanwhile not a vision of the outer world came to them, for they were enveloped continuously in a thick fog of driving snow.
Their progress, however, was delayed during the next afternoon by driving snow, which made steering impossible and compelled them to camp.
It was late in the afternoon, the valley was swept by driving snow, and the men's hands were so numbed that they found it difficult to strap on their heavy loads.
At daybreak they set off in a haze of driving snow, and Andrew long remembered the march with a shudder.
He could see nothing except a stretch of rugged ice and a high white bank fading into the driving snow.
We left Sukharno on the morning of April 6, in a strong north-westerly gale accompanied by driving snow, but later in the day the sky brightened and we forged ahead as rapidly as rough sea ice would permit.
A driving snow-storm cut off all view and would have left us at a loss which way to proceed but for the stakes that indicated it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "driving snow" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
