Sentence examples for shore ice from inspiring English sources

Those born on beaches or shore ice have fallen prey to coyotes and even bald eagles.

The shore ice then gradually widens from the shoreline, and either the central region forms as described above by accumulation of frazil or the two sides of shore ice join.

Only the most dedicated will continue until expanding shore ice covers the last spots where waves break.

The work minimized damage to the riverbanks as it was done in winter so that shore ice could be used for access.

In smaller, shallower streams, similar ice formations may be combinations of shore ice, anchor ice deposits, small hanging-dam-like accumulations, and (over slower-flowing areas) sheet ice.

I struggled over the corrugations of the shore ice, and then ventured onto smoother, glassier terrain that rewarded me with long glides.

Were my grandparents telling tales to an impressionable girl? A. The Hudson used to freeze over with some regularity, and it would even now, but a solid, shore-to-shore ice sheet hasn't been allowed to form since 1936, when the government ordered the Coast Guard to begin icebreaking operations on the Hudson River and the Upper Bay.

Without near-shore ice on which to hunt seals, the bears have two summer options, both of them bad.

Alternatively, a pregnant bear might choose to head toward land promptly upon breakup of near-shore ice rather than ride the pack farther out to sea.

At the border in North Dakota, the frozen Missouri River bore the weight of pickup trucks that drove out from the shore for ice fishing.

The children, four girls and a boy ages 11 to 14, walked out onto Baisley Pond Park around 4 50 p.m., but several feet from shore, the ice cracked and they fell in, said Officer Guy Braun, a police spokesman.