Sentence examples for ice works from inspiring English sources
Cary, also the author of a well-regarded memoir, "Black Ice," works hard to insert background information about property rights into an otherwise engaging narrative.
They are the 41-acre Martin Viette Nurseries; the Jericho Cider Mill; the Ice Works skating rink, where the New York Islanders hockey team practice sessions are open to the public; three horse stables and two three-story office buildings.
His explanation for how dry ice works is concise, and a little dramatic: "The CO2 that emanates from the dry ice suffocates the rats, and their homes become their graves," he said.
In trying to grasp how the ice works, it's necessary to know the shape of the underlying terrain: in places where the land slopes up, for instance, we know that ice will flow slower.
Ice works well and it seems easy to stack up points, so it may be worth it for those who want a delivery service (particularly veg and fruit boxes).
In 1958, it was renamed as the New Singapore Ice Works.
He returned to the ice, working harder than ever, determined not to disappear from skating's spotlight.
The dancers spend as much time off the ice, working on "character training", acting and mime, as they do skating.
"I am looking forward to getting back on the ice, working my way back to the N.H.L. and playing the game I love".
Zappa, whose sea ice work relies on more sophisticated instruments, uses larger fixed-wing drones with auto-piloted GPS navigation and 10-20 hofrs oflighthtimeme.
Before coming to Dartmouth, Perovich, who specializes in sea ice, worked at the Army Corps of Engineers Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratoryy, also located in Hanover; a former colleague there, Kathleen Jones, researches the problem of freezing rain on power wires, among other things.
