Sentence examples for ice exists from inspiring English sources
Above thirty-two degrees, no ice exists.
That's what ICE exists for," Cruz said.
Ice exists near absolute zero, the lowest temperature theoretically possible.
Both spacecraft missions hinted at the long-considered possibility that water ice exists in permanently shadowed polar craters.
One would have to account for the energy put toward shipping the ice to Dubai, New York or wherever else the demand for opulent ice exists.
As a result of this investigation, we find that superionic ice exists in three different phases differentiating from each other in the structure of the oxygen sublattice.
So much ice existed on the mountaintops that an ice cap was formed as the glaciers coalesced.
It was decades before ICE existed, before it owned exchanges on three continents and before it became a venue to trade everything from Midwestern wheat to Brazilian coffee to Scandinavian oil.
In a second situation, suggested by terrestrial landslides collapsing onto glaciers, ice existed in the form of a large glacier-like body.
Could water ice exist also in other regions on Mars?
