Sentence examples for bare ice from inspiring English sources

The team's results, published in this week's Science, show no bright areas that might be bare ice.

I skied my last few hundred yards at dangerous sport speed on bare ice in the shadow of the Eiger on February 3 2007.

And all I could think of was how in a more tolerably imperfect world, if he had to die, banging at the bare ice until his heart gave out, a better God would have let him, at the least, go fishing: to die at play instead of duty, leaving a wife and a daughter and a son, all too young.

Dark colored areas are bare ice without snow due to strong wind.

Sampling sites are located in the bare ice area where volcanic ash deposited in the past is exposed on surface.

The ponds are darker than bare ice and therefore absorb more of the Sun's energy, promoting further melting.

He raises my head and wipes my eyes and kisses them, and wrapping his greatcoat round me carries me to our bed in the great, bare ice-cold room.

Godfrey Dewey, president of the Games' organising committee, had panicked, terrified that after all that rain the run would be nothing but bare glare ice, too fast to be safe, too dangerous to sell.

Pluto, conversely, being closer to the Sun, would be warm enough that methane would freeze only onto cooler, high-albedo regions, leaving low-albedo tholin-covered regions bare of ice.

Mosses and lichens survive up to about 15,000 feet, but bare rock and ice are exposed above that height.

On one hunting trip, she sleeps on a "bare skull of ice with only a skin and a few slats of wood between us and its cold brain".