Sentence examples for cold depths from inspiring English sources

It's now radiating away out into the cold depths of space, and that's what we see.

Some lobster divers began smoking crack to steel themselves against the cold depths.

A remarkable area of marine diversity has been discovered in the cold depths of the ocean in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.

Now, however, the cold depths of the Mediterranean have yielded a bonanza that might change all that -- if archeologists and treasure hunters can learn to work together.

She can taste the air and smell the cold depths of the lake, where no one ever drowns and every child comes home safely.

This week I shall pay homage to that most American of holidays, Halloween, by bringing you some morbid morsels from the cold depths of academia.

"Has this ever happened before in a game (whether for both sides or just for one)?" "I was shocked to see those crazy Finns have got their League Cup well under way despite it being in the coldest depths of winter," begins Samuel Rowley.

O.T.E.C. generates electricity by exploiting the temperature differential between warm surface water and the cold ocean depths.

While life is known to survive in the deep ocean without photosynthesis, nothing like these cold, freshwater depths have ever been explored.

It needs imported crude to keep the lights on, but it also has an abundance of clean-energy sources: sunshine, wind, powerful tides and waves and cold ocean depths.

I, likely up all night, would fix my gaze on the cold, bright depths of the fridge, and try not to stare as I hoped you would also keep your eyes to yourself.