Sentence examples for ends of ice from inspiring English sources

Studies of past climate shifts, particularly warm-ups at the ends of ice ages, show that fast-melting ice sheets have sometimes raised sea levels worldwide in bursts of up to several yards in a century.

Republicans have claimed Ocasio-Cortez's congressional resolutions will mean the end of ice cream, hamburgers and the US military.

"The End of Ice" illustrates with an almost overwhelming string of statistics that for many of the world's glaciers, coral reefs and ancient forests, the end is already here.

However, Ocasio-Cortez says that all Democratic presidential candidates support the Green New Deal, which has sent conservatives into a nonsensical tailspin, claiming it would mean the end of ice cream, hamburgers and the US military.

His next book will be The End of Ice (the New Press).

Near the end of Ice Peak activity 1,500,000 years ago, this high-altitude glacial ice combined with the regional ice forming part of the Cordilleran Ice Sheet.

Mescon continued to maintain dota-allstars.com, which by the end of IceFrog's affiliation in May 2009 had over 1,500,000 registered users and had received over one million unique visitors every month.

Upon excision and formation of a circular intermediate, a strong promoter – otherwise located at the other end of ICE clc facing outwards – is placed in front of the intB13 gene favouring the reintegration process (Sentchilo et al., 2003a).

At the end of Ice Age, the range expansion of lineages have led to secondary contact zone between the C.E. Europe lineage and Southern Italy lineage where a reinforcement process on local MMS patterns seems to take place.

Conroy struggled at both ends of the ice, and frequently found his ice time limited as a result.

It made for an appropriate toast to the end of ice-fishing season.