Sentence examples for ice establishing from inspiring English sources

It tracks the expedition from its optimistic beginnings through the crushing of its ship Endurance in the polar ice, establishing camp on an ice floe, launching the salvaged lifeboats and paddling to an uninhabited island, all the while enduring the cold and a crippling lack of food and clothing.

During the mid-1890s, Fridtjof Nansen used a specially-designed ship to drift through the northern pack ice, establishing that the Arctic was an open sea.

Richeson declined to elaborate further on how ICE established the man was a member of a gang.

According to Keren Zwick, Soto Moreno's lawyer and a managing attorney at the NIJC, ICE established the Santa Ana unit shortly after the complaint was filed.

The Washington Post exposed an internal memo showing that ICE established deportation quotas to meet or exceed last year's deportation rates and required immigration agents to go after undocumented immigrants, such as busboys and nannies, who could be deported more easily and quickly, instead of focusing mainly on immigrants with criminal records, which was the official administration policy.

Therefore, in this paper we focus on an assessment of the terrestrial and offshore evidence for the LGM ice extent, establishing minimum ages for the onset of deglaciation, and separating evidence of deglaciation from LGM limits from those associated with later Holocene glacier fluctuations.

That's now the symbol of how Larry Robinson, in his firm and fatherly manner over the last seven weeks, has restored the Devils' ice discipline established by Coach Jacques Lemaire in the 1995 Stanley Cup triumph when Robinson was an assistant coach.

Ongoing experiments in water and ice have established the feasibility of the acoustic neutrino detection technique and allowed for the investigation of prevailing background conditions.

ICE was established 15 years ago to protect children from sexual exploitation.

According to Sinden, the Canadian players had lost their poise, "running all over the ice" to establish their hitting game, while the Soviets used an unexpected tactic, that of the long pass, to break a man out of their defensive zone.

Mothers also felt the timelines were useful to break the ice and establish rapport at the outset.