Sentences with phrase «melted eais»

They chase each other around a tree until they are reduced to a pool of melted butter.

I had a balance of $ 29000 which was melted down to nothing.

This rise created a healthy market for junior uranium explorers, which was promptly slaughtered when the contract price tanked in the wake of the 2008 crash, and was done in after Fukushima melted down a few years later.

So if you melted down a US dime, which has a 10 cent face value, and sold off the metal for 1.2 cents, you'd lose 8.8 cents in the process.

Sacred statues were adorned with golden ornaments that could be melted down in times of need to pay mercenaries (or perhaps pay ransom or tribute; see Oppenheim 1949), much as were the Winged Victory statues of Athens during the Peloponnesian War.

The remaining 5.3 billion XRP as on February 2016 have been kept in a custody account with the company for being melted out to him monthly.

By 2008, as the financial markets around the world melted down, his plans to save the world through enlightened entrepreneurship were circling the drain.

In the aftermath, it now confronts a costly pollution problem likely caused when melted plastic pipes released chemicals into the water supply.

We're at the place where mocking and doubt has melted away and only FOMO is left.

If we took all the gold ever mined — all 186,000 tonnes, from the bullion at Fort Knox to India's bridal jewelry to King Tut's burial mask — and melted it down to a 20.5 meter - sided cube, it would fit snugly within the confines of an Olympic - size swimming pool.

In some ways, Uber's headlong rush into the self - driving car race echoes Icarus, whose waxen wings melted as he soared toward the sun.

The 116 - seat restaurant, which has a full bar, sells burgers for $ 12 and up that are made of ingredients including seared albacore, grass - fed lamb, range - fed pork, rapini and melted celery.

The chain's initial plans for Canada had actually included Nordstrom Rack, but after Target melted down, it decided to delay opening any of its discount outlets until it was better established in the Canadian market.

Stroeve, the NSIDC researcher, said that NASA satellites have been necessary to show how dramatically the Arctic has warmed and melted since the 1990s.

Innovation needn't be «esoteric,» Puglia adds: «If you find a way to get a warm pizza with the cheese still melted more quickly,» he adds, «that is a use of technology to drive more value.»

By the time the auto industry melted down in 2009, along with the economy as a whole, only a few factories from GM and Chrysler were left.

Though Michigan faces brutal winters, Holland, for one, has built heated pipes beneath sidewalks in the city center, which suck away the melted snow, leaving the area fresh.

Most RSLs are located near the planet's equator, and any ice in those locations would have melted long ago.

One company Patagonia has funded makes skateboard decks out of melted - down plastic from discarded fishing nets.

But it still melted in high heat.

The study suggests that up until 1997, whenever the ice caps and glaciers melted, the runoff would be filtered through a layer of older snow called the «firn» and trickle down to the ice surface, where it would freeze again, allowing the glaciers and ice caps to grow each winter.

An engineer stumbled on the design for the microwave when he accidentally melted the chocolate bar in his pocket while fiddling with some radar equipment.

«My heart immediately melted and I let them in and told them that it would take a while as I had already finished cleaning the oil vats and the grill.

While testing a new vacuum tube that drives a radar set known as a magnetron, he discovered that a chocolate bar he had in his pocket melted.

Greenland's coastal glaciers and ice caps have passed a pivotal tipping point — a new study concludes that they've melted so much that they're now past the point of no return, and it's unlikely in current conditions that they'll be able to regrow the ice they've lost.

The first and easiest way of calculating the value of a Olympic gold medal is figuring what the metal is worth if one were melted down.

And Fab utterly melted down.

How much a collector is willing to pay for such a medal is a different animal altogether, as is how much the medal's metal would be worth if it were melted down.

The massive flames may have fatigued the cement overpass, one official said, and structural engineers said the fire could have melted metal under the bridge.

Sometimes a little melted ice is a good thing, mellowing a stiff drink out.

Fat, sugar, salt, caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, melted American cheese: Couche - Tard's omnipresent night owl knows what your nervous system wants before you do.

«Michelin stars and Big Architecture have come to Oakland, California., one of America's most storied melting pots,» Travel + Leisure.

I watched tough men melt as they made commitments to their children and wives upon their graduation ceremony.

The root cause is when excess heat — both from heavy electrical loads and a heat wave itself — overburdens, melts, or otherwise damages equipment like electrical transformers and power lines.

It the polar ice caps melt, there won't be any dry land here,» said Nolan, 60.

COPENHAGEN, April 20 - With melting ice expanding access to the Arctic, investors from China to Canada are watching Greenland's election next week for signs of the political will to get a flagging mining program on the island back on track.

The value of the cryptocurrency bitcoin is melting down Thursday, having dropped 20 % against the dollar by midday Eastern Time in only two hours of frantic trading.

The almond - milk version had started turning pink on its own, as it began melting in the 20 minutes since its purchase.

However, there have been a few reports of the controller overheating and melting.

I let 3 or 4 chocolate chips melt in my mouth, one at a time, after some of my meals.

Indeed, thanks to a snowy winter and cool spring, the snowpack covering the entire Pacific Northwest — the vast majority of which is over 1,000 metres elevation and still snowbound — is creating a glut of zero - emission energy as that huge annual reservoir melts and powers hydroelectric turbines.

It wasn't as stark of a transformation as the almond - milk version — the color change seems to be linked to the Frappuccino melting — but it developed into a pretty light pinkish color.

Assured Guaranty is «a melting ice cube that is paying out the drops while it still can,» Einhorn said.

Press «play» and let the stress melt away.

Every cycle is different, obviously, and the immediate reaction most people in this day and age having seen what they've seen in the last 30, 40 years, is that when the Fed hikes and they invert the curve, the situation is going to melt down, you're going to have a recession, and so on.

For months he's decried what he calls the Icarus trade, defined as a reversal of the «melt up» seen in stocks since early 2016.

Test versions they mailed to themselves, their friends, and their remarkably patient and supportive Indiegogo customers would arrive discolored or melting or smelly.

While we are fortunate that for these two locations the «local» applicant pool is drawn from the melting pot that is New York City, we would take this approach regardless of region.

Choosing a partner that you unconditionally trust will melt away the kinds of inhibitions that come along with a lack of confidence in peers and mentors.

The change, he concluded, was «attributed largely to atmospheric warming and melt pond penetration of cracks in the ice.»