Sentence examples for What a melting from inspiring English sources
What would a melted diamond look like?
"People don't think of that, but if you live out here, that's what you see: a melting pot," Mr. Fleming said.
"I feel that we are a nice representative of what a true melting pot can be," Roland said.
A new political ecology, which would leave them stranded like a polar bear on a melting iceberg, is not what they want.
What about melting your face into a tentacle monster then transforming into a swimming pool?
Let's also be clear about what "surface melting" means.
'I never planned to get this passionate about Georgetown,' she says, 'but once I moved here, and realised what a unique and beautiful melting pot of commerce, culture and history the area was, I became committed to helping preserve it.'.
"It's a new thing that people are trying to quantify what melting permafrost means for carbon emissions, but our study shows that the risks [of carbon released by permafrost] have been growing over the past few decades by virtue of wildfires.
From what melting pot did the Pizzéria Le Nelson emerge?
The previous report was irritatingly incomplete on the subject of sea-level rise, ducking the question of what melting from Greenland and Antarctica might add to the rising that is caused simply by warming up the oceans; this report should be better in that regard.
