Sentence examples for ice dropping from inspiring English sources

They speed through the corridors of an exhibition celebrating the 20th anniversary of their magazine, Dazed & Confused, like they're on ice, dropping little media soundbites that burst behind them on the parquet.

Nasdaq and ICE dropped their bid when antitrust regulators said they would seek to block it.

My son took off his helmet, skated across the ice, dropped his stick and gave Coach McLaughlin a huge bear hug.

The process is simple enough: chop a hole in the ice, drop the stick through and measure the ice's thickness.

When American chemists discovered that dry ice dropped into clouds produced snow, and that clouds seeded with silver iodide produced rain, they rhapsodized about ending drought.

Those flakes looked too artificial, though, as the ice dropped quickly, like hail, rather than floating down gently and photogenically like real snow.

Between autumn 2010 and 2012, the volume of Arctic sea ice dropped by 14%—a decline that's in line with the measurements of sea ice extent during that same period, the researchers say.

As Nassar led the ceremony, chunks of waterfall ice dropped to the valley floor, booming like thunder.

White retaliated, Senators defenseman Jared Cowan went after him and then every single player on the ice dropped gloves.

When the ice drops below one million square kilometers in the summer, he said, that's what is considered to be an "ice-free Arctic".

Estimated numbers on ice dropped to 2200 in 1988, after which an increasing trend at 5% per year has been documented.