Sentence examples for term ice from inspiring English sources

Other choreographers include Doug Webster and David Liu, a skater who trained at the School of American Ballet and who performs on ice in ways that have given exquisite new meaning to the term "ice dance".

The term "ice dwarf" saw some adoption as a near-synonym to the eventual term "plutoid".

As of 2009, the term had not been widely accepted by the scientific community, with the term ice dwarf (planet) sometimes used instead.

Davies subsequently provided Temple with a brief for the episode which included the term "ice planet" and the storyline of a business selling the Ood as a commodity.

We get the term "ice breaker" from the fact that it can feel as cold as ice to break through the defenses that people have up, especially in a big scary place like New York City.

Most of the acquired resistance genes were located on an ≈97-kbp ICE termed ICE VchHai1.

In fact; is this the time to go on the offensive with headlines that say, "long term ice-loss trend continues downwards"?

ASC is a new brain-banking technique designed to facilitate neuroanatomic research such as connectomics research, and has the unique ability to combine stable long term ice-free sample storage with excellent anatomical resolution.

Americans tend to use the term "frosting" to mean the creamy, sugary substance that covers a cake, while individuals in other English speaking areas tend to use the term "icing".

To successfully produce pups, harp seals must contend with both short- and long-term ice variations.

In more recent years, even as forecasts of global sea-level rise have been notched up, most projections have not taken into account the possibility of a significant, near-term ice loss from the West Antarctic.