Sentences with phrase «ice cold beneath»
The tile floor was ice cold beneath my bare feet, my reflection showed hope and anticipation in tired - looking eyes, and never had two minutes lasted longer.
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Finally: You're experiencing a cold snowy scene in Greenland beneath a piercing blue sky, gazing up warily as huge chunks of glacier plunge down, right in front of you, into a raging river of ice floes which could have sunk another Titantic, but now, in the modern day, are emblematic of what is sinking Planet Earth.
If the Russians have indeed reached Lake Vostok this week, it could be a close contest to see who will be first to test whether life can go on in the cold darkness beneath Antarctica's ice.
If the craft were to crash on the surface of a cold moon like Enceladus, the RTGs could easily thaw a path through tens of kilometers of ice, and plop down into the liquid water ocean beneath, though this might take a long time.
«It seems completely wacky that organisms would be okay living in the cold, beneath a kilometer or so of ice,» Tranter admits.
As real - life Boston mobster Whitey Bulger, Depp buries both his features and his humanity beneath an ice - cold veneer of venality and sociopathy.
Academy Award - winning Cold War thriller based on Alister MacLean's bestseller stars Rock Hudson as an American nuclear submarine captain in a deadly race against the Soviets to find a downed satellite beneath the polar ice cap.
Abstract:... beneath portions of the northeastern Laurentide Ice Sheet, characterized by cold - based glaciation, sediment sequences representing multiple interglaciations have been preserved within extant lake basins.
As a result, while a layer of ice - cold fresh water sits just beneath the sea ice, about 20 meters (65 feet) down there is a layer of denser, saltier water that has been gradually warmed by the sun's rays.
The paradoxical phenomenon is thought to be caused by relatively cold plumes of fresh water derived from melting beneath the Antarctic ice shelves.»
Ahhhhhhh... a shade tree, a hammock beneath, a nice breeze, a glass of ice cold of sweet tea, and a book by Mary Kay Arthur ------ that's my idea of a perfect afternoon!!!!!