Sentence examples for becoming ice from inspiring English sources

Cookie dough isn't a stand-alone food, it's a temporary phase of a substance, like water becoming ice or vapor, on its way to becoming something else.

But one problem with measuring the gains to the continent, Bell said, is understanding the process of snow becoming ice on the surface.

Even when such mythological components as cherry trees becoming trolls, mountains becoming ice queens, and melting snow transforming into mighty horses aren't so explicit, Astrup would paint scenes where the mountains were ablaze with occult fire rituals or the abundant, rain-soaked greenery was bathed in supernatural light.

More and more of the land is becoming ice-free – unleashing greenhouse gases in the process but offering new opportunities for diggers in the "white gold rush".

However, these observations do not deny the possibility of blueberry plants becoming ice-nucleated by external ice (frost, snow, etc). in the field.

Again, at the end of the 90s, on an ice-cold morning in Shwaz, Austria, they documented a hot mug of tea becoming tepid.

Further from the star, beyond a "snow-line" in the disc, solid ices can form as well as rock, and this helps the planets grow faster (becoming the ice giants like Neptune).

The dumpster contraption, called the Arctic Enema, tests the reasonable fear that most people have of becoming an ice cube.

That's a problem: It couldn't have warmed Earth enough to keep the seas from becoming permanent ice sheets.

It is often said that to taste real gelato, one needs to go to Italy; but now its former colony Libya may well be en route to becoming another ice cream haven.

The companies that survived the slump began investing in newly developed industrial-strength ice-cube machines, and by the late sixties American ice was becoming a packaged-ice business.