Sentence examples for reinforced ice from inspiring English sources

The straightaways have sidewalls of reinforced ice about 46 cm (18 inches) high.

At present there are only three types of reinforced ice structures: (i) ice roads reinforced by geomaterials, (ii) watertight elements in the dam of Irelyakh hydro system in Siberia and (iii) ice structures on an inflatable mold constructed in the winters of 2014 and 2015 in Finland.

(They were called "bergships"; a prototype was built, using a special and effective "reinforced ice," but proved impractical).

While it's true that victims of crime who are "out of status" or undocumented can access immigration relief in the form of special visas, it will be impossible for service providers and advocates to reach them if their fears of law enforcement are reinforced by "ICE ACCESS" programs.

Had she appeared on Dancing On Ice, would you have had to reinforce the ice?

Settlement can result in immediate or future problems due to cracking and leakage, which can lead to corrosion of structural reinforcing steel, ice on the roadway, life-long pumping costs and deterioration of tunnel finish.

Travelers who want to make sure they are booking with a reputable company when planning a trip to Antarctica should look for tours on vessels with ice-strengthened hulls (reinforced against contact with ice) and an experienced ice captain, who commands the ship through polar waters.

The pinwheels, cornstalks and sunflowers attached to the periwinkle blue exterior of Main Street Creamery and Cafe in Old Wethersfield present a friendly facade, a feeling that is reinforced inside the ice cream parlor by signs, in 45 languages, that say "welcome".

It's a flat-bottomed vessel with a reinforced hull to handle ice.

The editorial reinforced this characterization, stating "ICE and the Border Patrol under Mr. Obama were ordered to focus on arresting serious criminals and national-security risks".

LL Bean designed the modern tote's first ancestor in 1944 with the Bean's Ice Carrier, a hefty bag made of reinforced cotton for carrying giant blocks of ice from "car to ice chest".