Sentence examples for believed ice from inspiring English sources

Oklahoma believed ice --scarce then, and critical to preserving food -- was a public concern, like electricity or railroads.

Some thought it was exceptionally heavy winds, others believed ice formed around the rocks and caused them to be buoyant.

The agents gave the couple two weeks to pack their bags and leave the U.S. Oneita said she had believed ICE was "focusing on criminals, not families living by the rules".

We believe ice hockey players support freedom and human rights.

Commander Danenhower believes ice will never be thicker than forty feet.

Additionally, we believe ICE's actions against Hidalgo raise grave First Amendment concerns, as they seem to be in retaliation for Hidalgo's exercise of free speech.

"We believe ICE is focusing on these states because they know these are the states that have horrible judges [and] the access to counsel is very limited," said Mohammad Abdollahi, a spokesperson for RAICES, a San Antonio based group that provides legal services to immigrants.

We believe ICE-GCAD is applicable to support the collaboration among garment designers and experts.

What juror could believe Ice-T when he said he obtained Enrique's confession?

Nucleation beginning on an ice particle, however, can take place upon only slight supercooling, and it is generally believed that ice particles originating from above the water surface are responsible for the initial onset of ice on the surface of a lake.

The British public health authorities believed Norwegian ice was generally much purer and safer than American sourced ice, but reports in 1904 noted the risk of contamination in transit and recommended moving to the use of plant ice.