Sentence examples for thick layer of ice from inspiring English sources

Otherwise our world, already under a thick layer of ice, will be extinguished.

A thick layer of ice, part fresh, part sea water conceals the surface of the fjord.

Put a thick layer of ice in the base of the tin, sprinkle over a third of the salt and lay the cream bag on top.

By contrast, under Ceres' outer coating of dust the asteroid appears to have a thick layer of ice, perhaps 60 miles deep, wrapped around a ball of rock.

In January, two rounds of freezing rain coated trees with a thick layer of ice and more branches fell onto power lines.

Data beamed back from the spacecraft suggest that large quantities of frozen water – enough to cover Washington DC in a two mile thick layer of ice – lie in Mercury's permanently shadowed polar craters.

Like the example in the photo, the security agency noted in the blog post, the confiscated cupcake "had a thick layer of icing inside a jar".

The ferry cuts through thick layers of ice, which Mr. Kunstler says corresponds with the photographs he obtained of the actual way the Delaware freezes.

The texture of local roads varied from a smooth skin of ultraslick packed snow, to eight inches of slush to bumpy, rotten stretches where veritable potholes of snow filled with rain puddles between thick layers of ice.

After the blinding storm strikes near nightfall, thick layers of ice accumulate on their gear; one loses his glove, another loses feeling in an arm, and the most seriously injured man becomes delirious.

One leading explanation for the channels is that thick layers of ice trapped groundwater, and the water burst forth when the ice cracked.