Sentence examples for iceberg out from inspiring English sources

And the idea that there is some great iceberg out there that's not known, below water... it's just not true".

Stick this gigantic inflatable iceberg out at the end of your dock and listen for midnight fishermen to scream in horror as they find themselves floating brake-lessly towards what they can only imagine to be a Titanic-like fate.

That's just the tip of the tech iceberg out in those parts, and the move to bring Fiber to Austin should see Google take on a slightly more prominent position in the city before long.

Take iceberg out and make more gouges and chips.

You see an iceberg sitting out in the middle of the ocean, it's hard to conceive that it might be moving at 2-3 knots.

We had thought we would be lucky to see one or two, but the iceberg turned out to have a healthy population of these huge carnivores.

No longer a girl on a bay of the Côte d'Azur, this nymph sits alone on a small iceberg, looking out over an endless expanse of water, an oracle on Mount Parnassus, witness to eternity.

The site is indeed very evocative in its bleak beauty, a partially barren rocky moorland with huge icebergs floating out to sea in what is called Iceberg Alley, and blue-tinted pack ice littering the shore.

"There are big icebergs out there and they are pretty much out there for everybody," he said.

Such vessels cost about $25,000/day (Ralph, [2007]) and are employed to redirect (with cannon or towing) icebergs out of the threat area and to break up floating sea ice.

Cairn's ships are literally having to tow icebergs out of the way to avoid them colliding with it.