Sentence examples for huge blocks of ice from inspiring English sources

Where did he get the huge blocks of ice? "Rosebud".

Where did he get the huge blocks of ice? "Rosebud". The mysterious final utterance of newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles) sparks a search for its meaning.

Pictures from Galileo have revealed that in some areas the outermost ice layer fractured and huge blocks of ice have rotated from their original positions and even tilted before being refrozen in place.

There is no end of books that explain how, 13,000 or 15,000 years ago, huge blocks of ice left over after the glacier retreated began melting, leaving holes known as kettles that ultimately filled with water.

"Coming out to the Aurora Australis and seeing the huge blocks of ice that reached the horizon makes you realise what an enormous event this blowout of ice must have been," he said.

Carpet sellers enjoyed a place of pride in the market's center, and as the sun rose, they cooled off with doch, fresh ice cream made from huge blocks of ice, homemade sour yogurt and sugary syrup.

His death-defying acts have included standing for a long time on a plinth, burying himself alive in a plexiglass coffin and encasing himself in a huge block of ice.

" 'Tis bitter cold, and I am sick at heart," says one of the castle guards in the play's opening lines, suggesting a link between temperature and emotion that Mr. Nekrosius exploited repeatedly, most notably in a scene in which the ghost of Hamlet's father handed the prince a huge block of ice to hold while listening to the phantom ask for vengeance.

In another she's frozen in a huge block of ice.

Inside the box is a sealed paper bag with what feels like a huge block of ice inside.

They include getting crushed by a huge block of ice, being set aflame by a camera flash, getting shot in a duel, overdosing on a shamanic concoction, being gored by a bull and, somehow, falling victim to a splinter.