glacier ice

And when Wizard spoke, his eyes glittered like two chunks of blue glacier ice.

When a lot of water gets tied up in glacier ice, things dry out.

Niko spread himself through the ground in every direction, then rose up into the glacier ice to see how deep it was.

In these depressions, snow persists through summer months, and becomes glacier ice.

"You asked for both," the caterer said, "but the glacier ice has yet to arrive."

So preserved in glacier ice is the record of temperatures past.

The natural river basin is about 855 km2; 31,6 km2 are covered in glacier ice.

His pale blue eyes, peering down over a powerful nose, were gleaming like glacier ice.

There are several scientific and esthetic reasons for the superiority of glacier ice, he said.

He followed the statue, or whatever it is, right under the glacier ice, beyond.