Sentence examples for ice blocked from inspiring English sources

It had previously been assumed that sea ice blocked the sunlight necessary for the growth of marine plants.

But when ice blocked the strait, the ships concentrated on an area far to the south in Queen Maud Gulf.

The English navigator Henry Hudson, in the employ of the Dutch, discovered between 1605 and 1607 that ice blocked the way both east and west of Svalbard (Spitsbergen).

The ice blocked the river at the Calhoun Street bridge at Trenton on Wednesday, said Carol R. Collier, executive director of the commission, and the river rose to within five feet of its flood stage.

But each time, sea ice blocked both whales from crossing entirely.

The ship did not make it to the Pole so Nansen and a crewmate ventured towards it on foot and attained the previously-unheard of latitude of 86 degrees North, where massive ridges of ice blocked their path.

The western lakes were formed by ice blocking the free drainage of water to Hudson Bay or the Beaufort Sea.

Truly the "winter" sport for all, ice blocking only requires a decently steep, grassy hill, and well, a block of ice.

Do not start out to your destination with ice blocking your visibility.

Ice blocking can be prohibited in some places because it damages the grass.

Go ice blocking Pack a lunch and take a blanket and have a picnic at your local park.