Sentence examples for an ice chunk from inspiring English sources

And little Hyperion, an ice chunk orbiting beyond Titan with even more tilt and elongation, could be a splatter from one of the collisions.

Our walk through Minneapolis skyways was covered by one Twin Cities TV channel (KSTP Channel 5), but other mainstream media preferred to focus their news that day on stories about snow blowers and an ice chunk that fell on a parked car.

They observed three types of ice losses, each with a distinctive and detailed sound signature: the splash of an ice block falling off into the water; the crack of a fragment sliding down the glacier's rough surface; and the soft thud of an underwater ice chunk breaking away and floating up, followed by a secondary impact as it surfaces.

If you find a large chunk of ice crystals inside, remove the ice chunk and then leave the bird in a sink of cold water just briefly to continue thawing.

Give the ice chunk to Rory.

One near double tap beside the the ice chunk at the front of the ship.

When it's frozen, run the cup under water to get the ice chunk out.

The cove was shallow, so we paddled ashore in a rubber dinghy, pushing ice chunks out of the way with the oars.

Over millions of years, these fragments settled into two major groups: the spherical Oort cloud, orbiting well beyond Pluto at some 7.5 trillion kilometers (50,000 astronomical units) from the sun, and the Kuiper belt, a disklike region of ice chunks extending from Neptune's orbit to about 7.5 billion kilometers (50 AU) away.

In 1995, fans heaved snowballs and ice chunks during a late-season game at Giants Stadium.

A peanut-shaped comet was spewing hundreds of pounds of fluffy ice chunks every second as a NASA spacecraft swung by it two weeks ago.