Sentence examples for toward the ice from inspiring English sources

In total panic with Wagner, she cried to the elevator operator to take them down toward the ice.

For years, Hanyu, twenty-three years old and the reigning gold medallist, from the Sochi Games, has toted a plush Winnie-the-Pooh tissue box as a good-luck charm, even positioning the bear's face toward the ice during his routines so that it can watch him skate.

The multi-roll structure could be the main reason for the transport of the heat received from the flame toward the ice wall which causes the melting.

Sheer explains that on a supine luge sled, taking a curve like this results in what's called "losing your head"–essentially, the g-force pushing your head toward the ice.

Rambo, a 2-year-old English Bulldog, loves popsicles so much that he runs toward the ice cream truck and jumps up to its counter, barely reaching the top.

The study, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, looks toward the ice sheets of Antarctica, which by themselves may contribute more than three feet to sea level rise by 2100.

"The ice has come," said Mr. Hartmanis as he stood on the observatory deck of his control tower, waving an arm toward the ice-filled port.

This is when they fling themselves into our wine glasses and eagerly zigzag at picnics toward the ice-cream glazed lips of our offspring; when they dart into our hair and armpits or delight themselves in our breakfast condiments and newly opened soda cans.

Project MIDAS tracks the effects of climate change on the Larsen C. That new rift, which is about 6 miles long, has forked toward the ice-front, or the region where the shelf meets the ocean.

Meanwhile, the lander will keep digging and analyzing deeper--toward the subsurface ice reported last week (ScienceNOW, 20 June), in search of water's history on Mars.

One would have to account for the energy put toward shipping the ice to Dubai, New York or wherever else the demand for opulent ice exists.