Sentence examples for waves of ice from inspiring English sources

Thick waves of ice rain pelted down on our pines and the Burlington streets were once again reduced to dark slush.

Hard hits drove opponents into the boards and skate blade stops near the crease seemed to produce higher waves of ice shavings to annoy goaltenders.

In New York City, as the Times recognized, "beneath the snow, slumbered the vices and indulgences of a city beaten down by harrowing waves of ice, sleet, slush and arctic winds".

Then, puffing hard in the thin air, you start climbing up and down the frozen waves of ice.

Hundreds (maybe thousands) of records have been set for low temperatures and wave after wave of ice and snowstorms have hit the region.

"And I remember the sound of the ice on the lake breaking up — this glass-wind-chime effect, as a huge wave of ice cubes broke on the shore.

Using effects usually associated with heavy guitars – reverb, flanging and phasers – Numan drenched the gliding synth lines so they flow over you like wave after wave of ice water.

A glance up at the roof revealed a sort of mini-glacier where a wave of ice had formed past the roofline and over the gutter, then folded back under itself and beneath the shingles, where it proceeded to melt and seep into the walls below.

It changes on timescales of years to millennia, and in magnitude from heat waves to ice ages.

He skied around and around in the field behind the house as the sun went down and left the sky pink over a countryside that seemed to be bound by waves of blue-edged ice.

Complex interactions between katabatic winds and the cryosphere may lead to the formation of sedimentation waves at the surface of ice sheets.