Sentence examples for ice concealed from inspiring English sources
Somewhere to leeward lay a large mass of ice, concealed in the darkness and fog.
The sizeable bust of 88 kilograms of heroin and 21 kilograms of meth, concealed amongst frozen fish fillets as brown and white ice-packs, was estimated to have a street value at around $75 million.
A helicopter-mounted GPR system successfully differentiated between ice sheets that concealed oil and those that did not.
When all the layers are done, cover with icing to conceal the secret within.
Freezing rain fell on the navy blue BMW that sat on a narrow side street in Astoria, Queens, last week, and the ice-encrusted snow soon concealed its roof and windows.
As the team crossed an ice field, riven with crevasses concealed by snow, Ninnis and the six strongest dogs fell to their deaths into a chasm hundreds of feet deep.
They keep their ice-picks and their agendas concealed.
It is written in an even tone that "is the kind of smooth, dark ice that conceals wildly rushing waters," as Ms. Garrison once wrote in a review of the poetry of Jane Kenyon.
On my first Chadar trip, in 2009, after a snowstorm had concealed weak spots in the ice, I fell into swift-moving water up to my chest.
On 4 December they came to an area where the crevasses were concealed under layers of snow and ice with a space between, which gave what Amundsen called an "unpleasantly hollow" sound as the party passed over it.
And a concealed weapon — Cadillac Man carries a bayonet or an ice pick — is a must.
