Sentence examples for ice became from inspiring English sources

The ice became thicker.

The pack ice became all but impenetrable.

In one place the ice became concave, as though caught inhaling.

As the rough patches of ice became smaller, the turns got sharper.

Ice became madly fashionable in Victorian England for those who could afford it.

The ice became rough, contorted into fantastical shapes, like tank traps on a Normandy beach.

"The later you start, the worse the ice becomes," Mattscherodt said.

When the accumulated load of water and ice becomes excessive, a downdraft starts.

"It was as the ice becomes water, and runs silently away".

The reason for the disorienting vagueness of so much of "Ice" becomes clear only in retrospect.

Constantly looking down because one fears slipping on ice becomes occasionally glancing ahead to avoid stepping in excrement.