Sentence examples for lumps of ice from inspiring English sources
Now scientists say the iceberg has spawned further lumps of ice.
It was warmly syrupy, coating a few sharply cubic lumps of ice.
Even the fist-size lumps of ice were a dusty orange.
Meanwhile, comets are lumps of ice, rock and dust, which is why they are sometimes called "dirty snowballs".
Astronomers regard comets as dirty snowballs, huge lumps of ice laced with dust and other substances, including organic material.
He goes from house to house on his motorbike, buying lumps of ice for 25 francs (three pence) each.
If you get it wrong and fall in, you will be an instant lump of ice.
Clyde Tombaugh discovered the ninth planet in 1930, not a lump of ice.
Greenland runs a Nordic-style welfare state on a sparsely populated lump of ice three times the size of France.
Hordes of Hindu pilgrims trek, unmolested, to a sacred penis-shaped lump of ice at Amarnath, a cave temple.
Geology turns me up some links, and my conception of dog melts away like a lump of ice into surrounding water.
