Sentence examples for ice floats from inspiring English sources
Ice floats because water expands when it freezes.
A glacier mostly melts beyond its grounding line, where the ice floats on the ocean.
That makes the glacier thin out, and because ice floats, to lift away from the bedrock.
Ice floats in our drinks, but also across our oceans as sea ice and glittering icebergs.
On Pluto, nitrogen freezes into a soft, mushy substance in which water ice floats.
Charles Bentley, an expert on Antarctica at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told the Guardian that sea ice floats.
Ice floating down a river makes an ice jam; floating logs join up into logjams.
The packs of ice floated down the Hudson were used for making lager.
The sea ice (ice floating on water) that surrounds the Antarctic appears to be growing.
It is so cold there can still be ice floating on the Great South Bay.
Marc preferred red wine, which in Greenland usually had large chunks of ice floating in it.
