Sentence examples for compressed into ice from inspiring English sources

The deepest layers, which were laid down long before recorded history, are under enormous pressure, and the firn is compressed into ice.

Layers of snow falling on its barren, windswept surface become compressed into ice layers, which constantly move outward to the peripheral glaciers; the Jakobshavn Glacier, often moving 100 feet (30 metres) a day, is among the world's fastest glaciers.

When you realize that the Greenland Ice Sheet is thousands of meters thick, and the top layers include both snow and firn (which later get buried and compressed into ice), it becomes apparent that accounting for the constitution of the ice sheet is important when estimating how much water is being delivered to the ocean.

There, the increasing pressure of ever-deepening layers compresses snow into ice, which then begins to flow toward the sea.

A great deal is compressed into that wry, arid sentence.

Families renting several rooms were compressed into one.

Can the history really be compressed into 200 pages?

Compressed into Dylan are fragments of many people's experience.

Fourteen years of incarceration compressed into the allotted hour.

The whole of space seems compressed into your skull.

Compressed into short songs, those eerie elements become eerier still.