Sentence examples for iceberg off from inspiring English sources

He commanded appearance fees of NZ$16,000 (nearly £8,000), and was shorn on a large iceberg off the Otago coast.

In "Elderly Iceberg off the Esplanade", an iceberg drifts by almost in reach: "It wasn't the last, / just a message from last-ness, a crumpled / brown parcel from an unsuspected / awful aunt who might // just turn up any day to stay.

Iceberg off Monument Island credit Mary Ellen Harte.

He'll live an entire year on an iceberg off Greenland "witnessing its last phase of life".

In 2009, more than 150 passengers and crew were evacuated after the MTV Explorer sank after striking an iceberg off the Antarctic peninsula.

In the spring of 1851, passengers and crew aboard several ships observed a huge iceberg off Newfoundland which bore two vessels, one upright and one on its beam ends.

The iceberg broke off the Ross Ice Shelf, a vast floating carpet of ice on the continent's west side.

Mr. Lazzara said that as the larger iceberg broke off, it apparently hit the ice sheet, causing the second berg to form.

As glaciers flow into the water, the ice shelves grow until some point when a large iceberg breaks off, and then the process is repeated.

The Ice Centre added to concerns over global warming by reporting on Monday that a monster iceberg broke off in the past weeks from the Thwaites ice tongue into the southern Amundsen Sea.

Things got complex for potential visitors four years ago when an iceberg calved off into the Ross Sea, came around the coast of Antarctica and crashed into the Mertz glacier – named after one of Mawson's team who died on the epic trip over the ice in 1913 – on the edge of Commonwealth Bay.