Sentence examples for icy land from inspiring English sources

Ice shelves are permanent floating ice sheets that extend from icy land masses.

Etched in stones, it says that yetis were somehow birthed by mammoths, who hold up the yetis' icy land on their backs.

His feeling for nature even at its harshest coincides with a contempt for human despoliation that can make his prose forbidding and sometimes frigid -- again, a virtuoso analogue for the icy land- and seascapes that are his subject.

The vast, icy land of Antarctica, "the White Continent," has attracted explorers since the early days of the 20th century — from Roald Amundsen and Ernest Shackleton to Robert Falcon Scott and Richard E. Byrd — each determined to conquer this unconquerable continent.

Winter is coming to the icy land of IT departments.

We know it's impossible, but we still swim tirelessly to the North Pole, to the edge of the (global) map, to the place where there is no water, but we still can't see that icy land!

Hazra and the guides made their way to the icy landing spot above Camp 2, where a helicopter winched Hazra to Base Camp.

German Anna Woerner was taken off the course on a stretcher after a violent fall during the quarter-finals, her left leg appearing to give way on impact as she hit the icy landing slope.

Leif's expedition came first to an icy barren land that he called Helluland ("Land of Flat Rocks"); sailing southward, they encountered a flat wooded land, which Leif named Markland ("Land of Forests").

water is a lot more forgiving then an icy park landing plus wake boards are way lighter then snowboards helping you learn to form of flips much easier.

Although taking people to the giant icy hunk of land at the bottom of the world brings attention and awareness to the area's environmental issues, there are risks involved for the continent's avian inhabitants.