Sentence examples for Icebound from inspiring English sources
adjective
Completely surrounded by ice and therefore unmoveable
He starts in Ancient Egypt and travels in time through 11 tableaux, ending in the icebound twilight of humanity.
Enceladus and Europa, for instance, are two icebound moons in the local solar system with surface temperatures hundreds of degrees below zero.
But the Cardinal had a warning: without the personal touch, higher education could become "an icebound, petrified, cast-iron university".
A common complaint is the United States' meagre ice-breaking capability, highlighted last winter when an ice-capable Russian tanker had to be brought in to deliver fuel to the icebound Alaskan town of Nome.The African ArcticAs governments wake up to the changing Arctic, global interest in the region is booming.
Just the thing to ensure that such forms of higher education do not become "petrified or icebound".Janet Robinson Hay-on-Wye Hay-on-Wye Hay-on-Wyen VenezuelaSIR – Bello's column on Venezuela (June 21st) gave an erroneous account of who has been resPowysble for mosThef the deaths during this year's violent protests.
Both voyages ended icebound in the Kara Sea.
The lake freezes only near the land, and its harbours are icebound from mid-December to mid-April.
From December to May it replaces icebound St . Petersburgas the major port of the northwest.
In the past the river was icebound from November to April, but a channel is now kept open throughout the winter.
It spent the following winter icebound in Kane Basin off northwestern Greenland.
He wintered somewhat south of the point where the Advance had been icebound and in the spring of 1861 began to sledge northward.
