Sentence examples for possibility of ice from inspiring English sources
In the past the possibility of ice jams was great, with notable ice catastrophes occurring in 1642, 1838, and 1896.
The new research follows other recent studies warning of the possibility of ice sheet collapse in Antarctica and suggesting huge sea-level rises.
He said investigators were looking into the possibility of "ice" -- money being paid to stadium insiders who are selling tickets being held for V.I.P.'s and players' wives.
Nonetheless, the mere possibility of ice cream or cake means your brain rides roughshod over all the digestive system recommendations and tells us we're able to carry on eating.
The advisory for the possibility of ice forming on the wings was given to the crew before takeoff, but it would not have kept the plane from flying, National Transportation Safety Board investigators said.
In Northern Ireland, there is also the possibility of ice, rain and sleet or snow.
Model simulations indicate a continuing retreat and the possibility of ice-free summers in the Arctic Ocean within 20 years [ 5].
The graphic possibilities of ice and snow are gorgeously realised in some of the most straightforwardly beautiful animation since those pups trotted through the snowdrifts in 101 Dalmatians: make sure you catch the chase at sunset, with cool, mauve horizontal shadows cutting across the glittering tundra.
In winter you can continue or turn off on several seasonal ice roads, something not lost on the wretched reality TV industry for their Ice Road Truckers, which locals say - surprise, surprise - hypes the possibility of the ice cracking.
Of the nine fundraisers known to be happening Thursday, this was the only one that held the possibility of vanilla ice cream.
The projections in the assessment build on previous ones by including the possibility of melting ice sheets ― a hard-to-predict factor that researchers say could trigger more than 9 feet of sea level rise by 2100, compared with earlier projections of 5.48 feet. .
