Sentence examples for ice reflections from inspiring English sources

Depending on your answer to the question, "Have you ever been unhappy skating?" Jack Falla's "Home Ice: Reflections on Backyard Rinks and Frozen Ponds" (McGregor, $18.95) may just be the literary hot chocolate that will warm your heart.

When the sample is further cooled below 0 °C, the crystallization of excess water leads to the appearance of sharp ice reflections.

Water ice strongly reflects radar, and observations by the 70 m Goldstone telescope and the VLA in the early 1990s revealed that there are patches of high radar reflection near the poles.

Was the rookie Chris Kreider's increased ice time a reflection of his strong play or the struggle of some of his teammates?

High energy signals were fired into the ice and the resulting reflections gives insight into what lies beneath.

Ogden Nash's "Reflections on Ice-Breaking" — "Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker" — nudges aside Dickinson's verse.

As Nash's nimble work gained in popularity, many of his verses, including the animal poems and "Reflections on Ice-Breaking," became part of the cultural landscape.

And is it time to add a verse to Ogden Nash's famous short poem "Reflections on Ice-Breaking" (Candy/ Is dandy/ But liquor/ Is quicker)?

Even the traditional organized activities of freshman year -- ice cream socials, Wilderness Reflection weekends, wrestling parties in kiddie swimming pools filled with yogurt -- have therapeutic undercurrents to help students let off steam and face the seemingly monumental task ahead.

The Ice Break was a reflection of Tippett's American experiences, with a contemporary storyline incorporating race riots and drug-taking.

"Reflection from ice is the leading candidate in my mind, but the team continues to consider alternate possibilities, such as salt.