Sentence examples for barriers of ice from inspiring English sources
Dr Malin and Dr Edgett suggest that the gullies are being created by water that is either seeping slowly to the surface or building up behind barriers of ice and occasionally bursting through.Unfortunately, the data from TES show no evidence of the sorts of minerals, such as clays and carbonates, that tend to form (at least on earth) in the presence of water.
I saw the Brotherhood of the Wall, imperturbably guarding a towering barrier of ice and magic.
This barrier of ice, now up to 5 metres deep in parts, has proved impossible to penetrate so far.
Two years earlier Wilkes had claimed to have sighted the coast of a "vast Antarctic continent", visible across an "impenetrable barrier of ice".
High temperatures have produced more rain, which freezes to form a thick barrier of ice on top of the snow.
The episode opens with three rangers of the Night's Watch - Ser Waymar Royce Robb Ostlere, Will Bronson Webbbb) and Gared (Dermot Keaney) - scouting beyond the Wall, a massive barrier of ice at the north end of the kingdom.
The northern limit lies approximately along the edge of the continental shelf and the southern limit along a great barrier wall of ice marking the front of the Ross Ice Shelf.
Even the walls and barriers were made of ice, some clear, some opaque, some colored in a variety of hues.
Communities are seeing their coastlines erode and are increasingly exposed to lashing storms without the protective barrier of sea ice.
Humbletonian's head goes under and all Beatrice can see are her forelegs above the barrier of the ice.
