Sentence examples for cleared of ice from inspiring English sources

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.

The answer arrived weeks later: The letter carrier had exercised discretion in not delivering to the block because the sidewalks hadn't been cleared of snow and ice.

One Saturday he looked out a window and saw Fiona — it had to be her — wheeling Aubrey along one of the paved paths now cleared of snow and ice.

One Saturday he looked out a window and saw Fiona it had to be her wheeling Aubrey along one of the paved paths now cleared of snow and ice.

THE year-end snowstorm may now be a bad memory for many Long Islanders who waited days for their streets to be cleared of snow and ice, but officials of several Long Island towns are still huddling with their staffs to find out what went wrong.

"While the pitch is in a perfect condition for playing, it is the car park and roads leading to the ground which need to be gritted and cleared of snow and ice in order to ensure the safety of supporters attending the game," said a spokesman.

Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport has reopened earlier than expected after the runway was cleared of snow and ice.

Burials in the Cleethorpes area have resumed after pathways and roads into the town's cemetery were cleared of snow and ice.

Briefly, the aorta was cleared of blood with ice-cold oxygenated saline and kept in Histochoice (Amresco, Solon, OH) for one to two days at 4°C, then sectioned (4 μm), embedded in paraffin, and mounted on slides.

When ready to isolate protein, bones were placed on dry ice, cleared of all surrounding soft tissue and pulverized in liquid nitrogen using a mortar and pestle.