ice splinter

The snow, flecked with ice splinters, came at them horizontally.

With the jagged ice splinters that lay below, it wasn't much of a chance, but it was their only one.

Wood and ice splinters showered into the snow, stinging Marfine as they hit.

"The glow must be vapor, ice splinters, dust, thrown up from the trench they are digging."

Finally Gerda sings the opening lullaby to her brother and the ice splinter in his heart melts.

Back at Gerda's home the window bursts open, letting in ice splinters that get into Kay's eyes and heart.

A whir of ice splinters came scuttling across the rock shelf's surface; with every further step she took, she crunched on crystals.

He took a flying leap and landed full length in the freezing waters of the horsetrough, lying back gratefully among the bobbing ice splinters.

In places the ice crust was collapsing, ancient features subsiding, here and there sending up sprays of dust and ice splinters that sparkled briefly before falling back, all in utter silence.

As it skids down the steep, irregular terrain in fits and starts, The mass of ice splinters into a jumble of huge, tottering blocks called seracs, some as large as office buildings.

Two of the Chitchatuk had hurled themselves down that shaft, braking their fall with their boots and short bone knives throwing ice splinters above them, and I was about to squeeze in when Cuchiat grabbed my shoulder.

This angers the Snow Queen, who is watching the children from her mirror, which she smashes with her scepter, telling the ice splinters of the shattered mirror to go into the eyes and hearts of those who have offended her.

He cherishes them all and holds them all at a distance: not by action - he assiduously complies with their expectations, which become increasingly taxing as the city's bloody conflict builds up - but by the ice splinter within each impulse of warmth.