Sentence examples for clear of ice from inspiring English sources

In Canada, the Northwest Passage has twice become clear of ice during the last decade.

Sometimes, too, they had to pull the device out to keep clear of ice floating down the Hudson.

The northern portion of the Don begins to freeze by mid-November and is clear of ice by mid-April.

And while officials deny that any "ticket blitz" is under way, the message is nevertheless clear: keep your sidewalk clear of ice and snow.

A clear spot has probably opened at the pole before, scientists say, because about 10percentt of the Arctic Ocean is clear of ice in a typical summer.

And they have prompted a debate over whether the town should enforce a code requiring property owners to keep sidewalks clear of ice and snow.

On most lakes, the timing of the final clearing of ice is remarkably uniform from year to year, usually varying by less than a week from the long-term average date of clearing.

Developing winter sports, say officials, is China's "dream .Until the 1990s, winter sports in and around Beijing were largely confined to skating and, for a hardy few (mostly elderly men), swimming near-naked in pools cleared of ice.

When attempting to find out why ice was present on the wings of the jet, the board determined that the airplane had been properly cleared of ice and snow during the two deicing procedures at the gate.

Water trickles under the clear sections of ice in front of my chest.

Black ice means any thin, clear coating of ice, without the trapped air bubbles that render thicker ice cloudy.