Sentence examples for falling through ice from inspiring English sources

Another older man was found dead in the Netherlands after falling through ice while skating, the BBC reported.

Her earliest memory is of bathing by the kitchen stove after falling through ice and nearly drowning.

** For Hank Tattersall, the sensation was "like falling through ice into boiling water," and it gets no better.

A boy has been rescued by the fire service after falling through ice on a pool in a Birmingham park.

With an echelon (the diagonal formation riders adopt in the road to deal with crosswinds) it is like saving yourself after falling through ice - you have got five seconds to make it, otherwise it is over.

Natural disasters such as droughts kill the youngest and oldest elephants, but other sudden die-offs—such as a herd falling through ice or a cull of elephants to control their population kill indiscriminately, leaving behind the carcasses of young and old, male and female.

(AP) QUEENS: CHILDREN FALL THROUGH ICE Police officers and paramedics pulled five children out of a frigid pond in Jamaica yesterday after they fell through the ice, the authorities said.

It probably fell through ice on a lake or river.

At one point Gauntlett fell through ice in Greenland and nearly died.

In 1930, Dr. Fitzgerald rescued a man who had fallen through ice into the Little River in Massachusetts.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources advises those who fall through ice not to panic and to turn toward the direction they came from, where ice is probably strongest.