Sentence examples for ice taking from inspiring English sources

The dancers weave in and out of the gleaming ice, taking its measure.

Viruses, bacteria, algae, fungi, and protozoans inhabit sea ice, taking advantage of the differences in salinity, temperature, and light levels.

Mr. Dobhal drives it slowly, expertly through the solid black ice, taking care to drill an absolutely straight 13-foot-long hole.

So it is natural that they should drown, first the ice taking them in and then, all winter, their wool scarves floating behind them as they sink until at last they are quiet.

The three-dimensional model is designed to simulate circulations among the atmosphere, ocean, and sea ice, taking into the account the effects of winds and heat in driving a 3000-meter deep ocean.

After coming within ninety-seven nautical miles of the Pole, on January 9 , 1909 Shackleton planted a British flag in the ice, taking, in his words, "possession of this plateau in the name of His Majesty King Edward the Seventh".

"Finding the shapes ice takes".

"Just breaking the ice takes longer," he said.

(6) A track from the new album on which Ice takes revenge on various social irritants.

A 13-year-old sobbed on camera when ICE took her father away.

But on Jan . 11 during a check-in with immigration agents, ICE took Ragbir into custody.