Avalanche? Avalanche, Boris. Avalanche.

An avalanche?

It's the avalanche.

I'm an avalanche!

An avalanche of wind just piercing your whole body.

And everything disappear. Even train disappear under the avalanche.

Buried under an avalanche, locked in each other's arms forever.

Oh. Can't he do something constructive, like start an avalanche or something?

January 16 An avalanche hits the village Súðavík in Iceland, killing 14 people.

like a sudden blizzard or an avalanche or a change in the weather.

An avalanche has sealed the Montfort tunnel... and nothing can get through for a week.

Each of these conflicts could cause a veritable avalanche of geopolitical changes all over the world.

Within our campaign at farmsubsidy.org when we're successful we're almost faced with an avalanche of information.

They get you on top of some glacier point out the sunset, and suddenly, like an avalanche....

Unfortunately, our Organization is being overwhelmed by the avalanche of conflicts which it is suddenly called upon to resolve.

A new avalanche of problems confronts the United Nations and other international organizations, affecting rich and poor countries alike.

The IMF needs to prevent Europeans from allowing their constitutional paralysis to turn the eurozone s debt snowball into a global avalanche.

So to combat this avalanche of unfounded fears and equip children to better handle the real risks of the real world,

Avalanche Software was working in close collaboration with Pixar artists to bring the humor and personality of the feature film to life.

The instant you stepped outside, specialized receptors in your retina in the back of the eye would kick off an avalanche of neurological activity.

There has been a veritable avalanche of lobbying on this point, which has resulted in top officials moving slowly, for fear of damaging the economy.

In recent years, settlers and natives had cleared land and built shacks on the banks of rivers the most vulnerable places in the event of an avalanche.

As a consequence, chaos looms in Greece, as does the prospect of subsequent bank runs in Spain, Italy, and France and thus a financial avalanche that would bury Europe. And then?

On April 7, 2012, a deadly avalanche hit a Pakistani military camp in the Gayatri Sector, 30km west of the Siachen glacier, killing over 130 people, most of them military personnel.

Comments in January that the country was helpless against an avalanche of drug trafficking from the north were aimed at securing international support, but do little to inspire confidence in his leadership.

The recent tragedy of the avalanche has led the authorities in Pakistan to press for demilitarization of the area by pointing out the human cost and financial burden that maintaining these manned outposts were causing both countries.

Croatia set off the refugee avalanche from both Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and most of those helpless men and women found refuge in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia where they are treated equally irrespective of nationality.

There's an ancient and universal concept that words have power, that spells exist, and that if we could only pronounce the right words, then whoosh! you know, an avalanche would come and wipe out the hobbits, right?

Because contracts are linked with each other, one default can trigger an avalanche of broken promises, making it possible to destroy virtually the entire web of formal and informal contracts which the market system requires for its functioning.

Indeed, it is our belief that the recent death sentences could mark the onset of an avalanche of highly doubtful Court rulings in Tibet, which could lead to a worrying number of executions in that tense and troubled region.

Social media erupted in an avalanche of celebratory joy upon the realization that Monica Puig won the match. Many users, irrespective of gender, changed their profile pictures to show her image and she became a trending topic across social media platforms.

One day, in one of those preserves, in Colombia apos s Andes mountains, which the Spanish conquest never reached, the earth cried out with the roar of a thousand wild beasts, and the remote, miserably poor, sacred land of the Paeces crumbled in an avalanche that was the climax of centuries of abandonment.

There's an ancient and universal concept that words have power, that spells exist, and that if we could only pronounce the right words, then whooosh you know, an avalanche would come and wipe out the hobbits, right? So this is a very attractive idea because we're very lazy, like the sorcerer's apprentice, or the world's greatest computer programmer.