Sentence examples for form of ice from inspiring English sources

Nasa has just announced that there is, indeed, water (in the form of ice) on Mars.

Another form of ice carving, this time with skates, returned in October.

Finding water in space, in the form of ice, has never been a problem.

The recent discovery that there is water (in the form of ice and vapor) on the moon could mean we are tantalizingly close to discovering extraterrestrial life.

And radar probes from Earth show highly reflective areas in the polar regions that some scientists suggest may indicate some form of ice in cold, permanently shadowed craters.

Water has been detected on Mars in the form of ice trapped at the poles, but until now no evidence of it had been seen elsewhere.

Simplicity in the form of ice-cold beer, an old country jukebox, and a rickety deck that offers a lush view of where Texas Hill Country begins.

Kurt's older brother, Bernard, was the star; he became a physicist and climatologist, experimenting with ways to supercool water, a detail that perhaps seeped into his brother's fourth novel, "Cat's Cradle," in the form of "ice-nine," the substance that turns all moisture on Earth into a supersolid.

Glaciation left an extensive geologic record on the continents in the form of predominantly unconsolidated tills and glacial moraines, which in North America extend in a line as far south as Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, and Long Island, New York, and on the ocean floor in the form of ice-rafted detritus dropped from calving icebergs.

Even that form of icing has its dangers when compared with no-touch icing, which is the rule in amateur play, in international play, in Europe and in lower-level professional leagues in North America.

Furthermore, the width and the variability of the coastal polynyas around the Antarctic continent and its ice shelves are best captured when some form of ice-shelf melting is accounted for.