Sentence examples for creating ice from inspiring English sources

The two bergs have hit the shoreline, creating ice fractures and buildup that have prevented some of the emperors from getting food for their young.

He told me about his experiments creating ice formations in his freezer (more on that later) and the best way to find pebbles for growing it on.

The study estimated that glaciers formed during a 200,000-year period some 91 million years ago, creating ice sheets that were perhaps 60percentt of the size of the modern Antarctic ice cap.

Some of these fixes – later known as MacGyverisms – were highly dubious, such as triggering a rockslide by creating ice, or escaping East Germany on a jet-ski disguised as a coffin.

… when the white floor in Pina Bausch's "… como el musguito en la piedra, ay si, si, si …" began fracturing, creating ice floes that the dancers had to navigate, in Tanztheater Wuppertal's appearance at BAM. There's usually something astonishing about Bausch's sets, and here it was.

By Andrew Boynton December 17 , 2012 This year I experienced moments that took my breath away, or made me smile, or simply made me feel lucky to be in the theatre … … when the white floor in Pina Bausch's "… como el musguito en la piedra, ay si, si, si …" began fracturing, creating ice floes that the dancers had to navigate, in Tanztheater Wuppertal's appearance at BAM.

A fine dancer, he manages his scissorblade hands with expressive adroitness, whether trimming hedges, cutting hair or creating ice-sculptures in a flurry of snowflake shavings.

In a piece by Justesen called Ice Stick & Music Stand from 2001, an ice-stick, placed as if it was a sheet of written music on a note stand, drips into a metal bowl, creating ice-water-music, with sounds of drips and silence alternating, faster drips, shorter pauses of silence, and so on, allowing "melting time" to be not only seen but heard.

Streams gushed from the melting underside of highland glaciers into basins, according to the author, creating ice-packed oceans that sublimated and then snowed back onto the highlands.

And when falling ice pitted tiles during launches, NASA created ice teams to de-ice and inspect the shuttle before each launch.

This one, from the studio that created Ice Age, is about Blu the macaw, one half of the last remaining pair of his kind in the world.