Sentence examples for ice marking from inspiring English sources

The northern limit lies approximately along the edge of the continental shelf and the southern limit along a great barrier wall of ice marking the front of the Ross Ice Shelf.

With Holmes, you'll get stories about balloon mail and espionage during the Civil War and the Parisian siege; gentleman meteorology; the Edwardian "balloon girl" Dolly Shephard, who would drop from a trapeze several thousand feet in the air; and the tragic Arctic flight of Salomon Andree, whose crew perished in the ice, marking the death knell of a long era of aerial exploration.

It may also be that the bears use their feet to tread urine into the ground and ice, marking their trails that way.

In a world premiere production in late 2006 of tempOdyssey by Dan Dietz, a character repeatedly put a cigarette into his mouth, then wagged a finger at the audience and grabbed for a jar of dry ice marked "simulated smoke," and puffed the swirling carbon dioxide vapors instead.

"Ice" marked the first significant role in the series for make-up effects artist Toby Lindala, who would thereafter become its chief make-up artist.

The genomes suggest that woolly mammoth populations suffered and then recovered from a significant setback around 250,000 to 300,000 years ago, before another severe decline occurred in the final days of the Ice Age, marking the end of the species.

But this year, in both January and February when the sea ice is supposed to be increasing to reach its maximum extent in March, sea ice extent marked record lows.

"Diageo has taken measures to stop this misuse of its Smirnoff Ice brand and marks," a company statement read.

The glacial landscape of the Dobrzyń Plateau in central Poland contains a complex suite of enigmatic bedforms consisting of elongate and sinuous sediment ridges occurring within an anabranched network of tunnel channels terminating at a former ice margin marked by extensive glaciofluvial fans.

The sbwAFP adsorbed to the ice front within 40 ns and within 150 ns the ice front displayed marked convex curvature creating cylindrical ice fronts as shown in Figure 8.

Elsa's leaving home and finding a place of her own (buck the house-price boom by building your own ice palace in minutes!), marking her rejection of social and familial pressure by swapping formal palace-wear for ice-minx couture.