| There were signs of avalanching in every direction and at almost every altitude. |
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| In all cases, the sound seems to be triggered by sand avalanching down the sides. |
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| The avalanching electrons, in turn, intensify the ionization immediately surrounding the wire. |
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| When they reach the tip, the avalanching electrons cancel the positive charge there. |
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| The avalanching electrons move toward the anode, causing the applied voltage to collapse in picoseconds. |
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| A weak layer that formed in mid-November 1996 in British Columbia, Canada was responsible for avalanching in the Rocky, Columbia, and Coast Mountain ranges. |
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| Out went the dirty sheets used as curtains, the piles of magazines avalanching all over the place, as well as 16 pieces of furniture. |
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| The whole upper headwall is avalanching and is loaded with snow right now. |
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| But instead I was struck with a plethora of emotions, avalanching with such intensity that I was unable to negotiate them. |
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| The latest pop single is avalanching the radio stations and it will be presented to wider audiences on Wednesday at the National Palace of Culture. |
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