“iceberg”造句，怎麼用iceberg造句

One night in the middle of the magician's performance, the ship hit an iceberg and sank.

We thought our neighbor next door was a real iceberg, cold and aloof to us all.

Four days out of port and about 600 kilometers (380 miles) southeast of Newfoundland, the ship hit an iceberg.

He felt the ship scrape the iceberg and hustled the family out of its third-class quarters and toward the lifeboat that would take them to safety.

One of his biggest achievements was leading a major National Geographic expedition to Antarctica to film the largest iceberg in recorded history.

"I believe that female alcoholism is a huge problem in Russia. I believe it is as huge and hidden as the underwater part of an iceberg," he said.

Some of these properties appear to be evident in this iceberg, though the channel may have since been widened and enlarged by the subsequent tidal and surface melting and erosion.

A new book on the Titanic has suggested that the doomed liner did not send out a distress signal for three quarters of an hour after it hit the iceberg which ruptured its hull.

The glacier calved a large iceberg.

A huge iceberg was suddenly spotted by a lookout.

Clearly, such headline cases are merely the well-publicised tip of an iceberg of pricey portables that disappear.

A massive iceberg juts from the stark expanse of an ice sheet as an orange moon looks on in the Bellingshausen Sea near Antarctica.

That's why in 1978 when adventurer and businessman Dick Smith said that he was going to tow and iceberg all the way from Antarctica to Sydney Harbor, people were looking forward to it.

Their ship circled the iceberg.

In the spring of 1912 an iceberg in the Atlantic took down the Titanic.

Middle-aged man is spurning the fast car for a flash bike. But is this the tip of a fitness iceberg or just a yearning for expensive gear?

An enormous iceberg nestles into an ice shelf in Antarctica.

The Royal Artillery Memorial at London's Hyde Park Corner is an iceberg of dangerous memories, menacing the traffic that circles its island, forcing unpleasant truths from the past into the present.

The addict may reveal the tip of the iceberg to a friend, but rarely the extent of the obsession.