Sentence examples for ice stuck from inspiring English sources

The reason became clear as the cutter circled back and the crew noted a 100-foot-long wedge of slushy ice stuck in front of the square bow of the barge.

Now it is a barren, russet moraine studded with clues of its past: a lonely chunk of ice sticking out like an elongated diving board and a dirty white signpost with the fading graphic of a cartoonish condor on skis.

From orbit, Cryosat senses the height of the ice sticking above the surface - the so-called freeboard.

You could hack off a bit of multi-year sea ice, stick it in your drink and never notice its salty origins.

Keep the fabric tight against the horn to wipe off any ice sticking to it.

This study compared carbon dioxide dry ice sticks (CO2) versus refrigerant spray (RS) to generate a patient response from different types of teeth restored to varying degrees.

"I know coaches yell, 'Stick on the ice, stick on the ice,' but I just feel more comfortable this way," he said last month of his preferred move.

The ice shelves of Antarctica, where land ice sticks out over the sea, are seen as crucial to holding back the massive land-based ice sheets behind them.

In a piece by Justesen called Ice Stick & Music Stand from 2001, an ice-stick, placed as if it was a sheet of written music on a note stand, drips into a metal bowl, creating ice-water-music, with sounds of drips and silence alternating, faster drips, shorter pauses of silence, and so on, allowing "melting time" to be not only seen but heard.

The other reason is that ice sticks together better than rocks and metals, so when the ice that had condensed in small pieces ran into other pieces of ice, it tended to make bigger pieces, rather than bounce off or fragment as pieces of rock do.

You can sample glow-in-the-dark flavored ice sticks.