Sentence examples for melt to the from inspiring English sources

In others, water may be refreezing near the surface into solid sheets that can more easily channel surface melt to the sea in succeeding seasons.

In another, two women link arms around each other's waists as they repeatedly melt to the floor and rise, still attached.

The ice between Melody and Hope may never melt to the point where they hug it out, but they form a genuine connection, which seems a promising way for both to move forward.

Three books from that first best-seller list of 2006 are still clinging, like snow that won't melt, to the nonfiction list in hardcover: "Marley & Me" (62 weeks), "The World Is Flat" (90 weeks) and "Freakonomics" (85 weeks).

The Earth's climate system takes time to adjust to the increased heat being trapped by high greenhouse levels and it may take hundreds of years for the great ice caps in Antarctica and Greenland to melt to the small size of the Pliocence and sea level far above many of the world's major cities.

Here we provide conclusive evidence that the shape of the phase diagram is determined primarily by the ratio of the chain length of the polymer melt to the chain length of the polymeric shell structure (or hair) of the core/shell nanoparticles, and that the phase behavior of different hairy particles in various polymer melts can be superimposed into one universal graph.

The remote control is melted to the television.

"By the end, they'd melted to the point of unrecognizability," he said, wistfully.

This painting looks molten to the touch, as if it is still being made.

Ice sheets, the study said, had melted to the point where sea levels rose between 25 and 40 metres.

Every spring the hotel melts to the ground and is rebuilt every winter.