Sentence examples for ice catches from inspiring English sources

We can see the mountain: the peak's glittering where the ice catches the light.

It has been our sisters and mothers, our children and loved ones that ICE catches in its dragnet.

King drifted to center ice, caught up by the spectacle.

In the end, ICE caught up with all four individuals and arrested them on immigration-related violations.

One of its feeding strategies is to dive to around 50 m, where it can easily spot sympagic fish like the bald notothen (Pagothenia borchgrevinki) swimming against the bottom surface of the sea-ice; it swims up to the bottom of the ice and catches the fish.

Earlier this year Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agents caught him – he wasn't the target but a "collateral" arrest.

The group of Marian Gaborik, Brad Richards and Carl Hagelin was on the ice and caught flat-footed when the Devils won in overtime.

Photo: Fishing for Arctic char at Gevsjon, a lake in Sweden, requires boring through three feet of ice to catch them and making a fire to cook them.

Redford, working every corner of his boat, takes us back to the Inuit hunter Nanook, in Robert J. Flaherty's "Nanook of the North" (1922), methodically cutting a hole in the ice to catch a seal.

In a final plan to save an animal that greatly depends on ice to catch prey and survive, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service identified the rapid decline of sea ice as "the primary threat to polar bears" and said "the single most important achievement for polar bear conservation is decisive action to address Arctic warming" driven by the human emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

Late in the second period, when Florida's Mike Sillinger appeared to have a step on Niedermayer during a rush down ice, Niedermayer caught up to him with a smooth skating stride and poked the puck away before the Panther forward could shoot.