| He was not a lumberjack, or a fur trader, and he didn't live in an igloo or eat blubber, or own a dog sled. |
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| Oetzi's new home is a refrigerated igloo covered with dozens of iced tiles. |
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| Dixie watched in shock as a tall pine tree fell slowly toward her plastic kennel, which was shaped like an igloo. |
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| The obeah woman gave her associate an igloo and told him to go and buy some bags of ice from a gas station in the next parish. |
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| Temporary snow houses were also used, though the legendary igloo was a structure used more by Canadian Inuit. |
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| Summer housing for many Inuit was a skin tent, while in the winter the igloo, or house made of snow, was common. |
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| The stereotypical Eskimo wears a fur parka and lives in an igloo. |
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| You must do this to leave your igloo, waddle around or to save your changes. |
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| For an unforgettable Valentine's break, curl up in your own igloo in the Alpeniglu village in the heart of the Kitzbuehler Alps. |
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| The boy returned home to the igloo where his mother lay fast asleep and pretended he was still blind. |
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| They collected more than 500 empty milk jugs to build a 6-foot igloo. |
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| What we're trying to do is augment the igloo tag so that it complements the authentic Nunavut tag as well. |
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| Depending of the weather and trail conditions, we will travel from Charleton Island to Trodlerg, where we will build an igloo for our camp. |
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| The vastness outside made the interior of the cabin seem the coziest place on earth, like an igloo. |
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| Disappearing sea ice may spell the end of the last Eskimo cultures, but hardly anyone lives in an igloo these days anyway. |
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| If the worst comes to the worst, the only alternative to living in an igloo may one day be the heat pump. |
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| When a high school graduate leaves school, they should know how to build an igloo. |
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| It has been so hot in Canada this summer that the House of Commons, our national igloo, is melting. |
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| One was a film about Eskimos building an igloo, which was pretty lousy, because there was a ponderous commentary which tried to tell you that Eskimos live in igloos. |
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| I think his dream home would have been an igloo in northern Nunavat. |
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| Produced by an Inuit cast and crew, The Fast Runner pays close ethnographic attention to the daily details of Inuit life, from building an igloo to making a sealskin drum. |
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| And it's a deep still well, an igloo in the snow and a heretics' church. |
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| We could not stop thinking of all the supplies on the other sled, warm caribou skins, a snow knife for making an igloo, fuel for the stove, and other survival gear. |
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| In their cheerleader personas, the penguins took over the stadium, entering through the igloo. |
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| Even with a small air pocket, the warmth of a victim's breath can seal the snow around his mouth much as perspiration seals the inside of an igloo or a snow cave. |
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| At the campsite, his favorite activity involved building an igloo with Craig and Illir: good work! |
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| Roads were closed, lifts were shut, even the igloo village was snowed under. |
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| For cats and small dogs alike, this luxury igloo is the perfect hide out for your pet. |
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| Have the children make a list of words in Inuktitut which are used everyday or which are used by companies: anorak, igloo, etc. |
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| There are different kind of tents that are designed for treks, hikes and bicycle tours: the tunnel design with two paralel poles, the igloo design with crossing poles. |
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| One enterprising soul even has an igloo with all mod cons, sort of. |
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| The Arviat committee runs youth programs such as traditional sewing and igloo building, as well as crime prevention activities such as radio shows, crime prevention week, and a poster competition. |
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| An igloo is built of blocks of snow shaped into a dome. |
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| Yes and no. On hunting trips the igloo has mostly been replaced by modern, lightweight tents, although good survival training still teaches how to build one for use in an emergency. |
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| Tookoome, the wise and gifted nephew of a shaman, speaks matter-of-factly about such topics as his memory of the day he was born, life in an igloo, hunting with respect for the animals, and encounters with spirits. |
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| Those who feel the cold can warm up with a cup of hot chocolate or defrost in the inflatable igloo which will be in the park for the duration of the finale weekend. |
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| Players can visit one of several donation stations around the island or buy one for their igloo and invite their penguin friends to a fundraising bash. |
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| Or even, why not, in an igloo or with snow-shoes, in the Vercors. |
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| The most prominent ritual figure in the former was the angakok, the shaman who communed with spirits by the rhythm of a single-headed drum and by ecstatic dancing, usually inside an igloo. |
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| It also features Aboriginal drumming by the Sayisi Dene Drummers, snow sculptures, igloo building, dog mushing, and other traditional winter activities. |
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| Even trendier, are nights spent in an igloo. |
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| Indeed, it has been suggested that Arctic peoples' skills in seal hunting and igloo construction has been in part acquired from the polar bears themselves. |
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| We named our phenomenal prominence Igloo since the peak of it was shaped like an ice dome. |
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| Amongst the sweets is Xmas Igloo, Christmas pudding ice cream made with brandy. |
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| Perched at over 6,000 feet in the Bernese Alps some six miles from Gstaad Palace, the Igloo Village of Saanerslochgrat is made entirely of snow. |
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| In two designs, this person Igloo includes roll up entrance, groundsheet, pegs, guy ropes and carry And it comes with year guarantee. |
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| This company has completed a processing cooling system for Igloo Products, makers of coolers and ice chests. |
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