Sentence examples for frozen terrain from inspiring English sources

The new season sees an iceberg smash into the island where the battle royale smash hit is located — that means there's frozen terrain in the form of places like Frosty Flights and Polar Peak, as well as falling snow, snow-covered trees and slippery ice.

The new season sees an iceberg smash into the island where the battle royale smash hit is located — that means there's frozen terrain in the form of places like Frosty Flights and Polar Peak, as well as falling snow, snow-covered trees and slippery ice.

The respondents explained that about 1 m of dry animal manure needs to be piled up on the pen floor to protect the animals from the frozen terrain underneath.

Located near Mt. Everest through freezing terrain, the Lukla Airport in Nepal is the prime airport for anyone who is visiting Mt. Everest.

Director: Cabinet via Genero.tv In this beautifully-filmed commercial, we can see ice crystals forming on soap bubbles let loose by a couple of youngsters in a freezing terrain.

Alaska is the undisputed king of dogsledding, or mushing, as the sport is known, with a long history of raising huskies and navigating the freezing terrain.

Ice climbers use a variety of tools to pull themselves up frozen sculptures while navigating unpredictable terrain.

The model represents snow redistribution and sublimation by wind and vegetation, snowmelt energy budget, evapotranspiration, subsurface flow through organic terrain, infiltration to frozen soils, freezing and thawing of soils, permafrost and streamflow routing.

A high resolution terrain map of Earth's frozen continent will help researchers better track changes on the ice as the planet warms.

Two major study areas located in the continuous permafrost zone represented a range of terrain conditions including yedoma (syngenetically frozen ice-rich silts with large ice wedges) plateaus and hills, thaw-lake basins, river terraces, and modern floodplains.

He is known for climbing up and skiing down terrain most people never dare approach: frozen waterfalls or peaks so high they have clouds wrapped around them like scarves.