There were reports of highways melting from Cornwall to Yorkshire.
Anyway, I like to see the steel melting from a torch.
Nikita, icicles melting from his beard, drinks "glass after glass" of tea and feels "warmer and warmer, pleasanter and pleasanter".
They zigzagged their way down streets where the tarmac was melting from the heat of incendiary devices.
The scientists based their findings on observations of the ice sheet from European Space Agency satellites and predictions of future ice melting from a climate simulation model.
His 1974 "Hiroshima" series is nightmare stuff, with its flesh melting from bone and zombielike figures staggering through bombed-out terrain.
Don't mention the 275,000,000,000 tonnes of ice every year that's "very likely" been melting from the world's glaciers between 1993 and 2009.
She said that when she reached the evacuation station, another passenger reported having seen a man on fire, his skin melting from his body.
A tumbling stone breaks the silence of the mountains, or water gurgles under the ground, a sign that the glacier is melting from inside.
This means that they have one foot in the water and, as the world warms, are melting from the bottom as well as from the top.
The thinner fresh-formed ice was also more vulnerable to melting from heat held near the ocean surface by clouds and water vapor.
