This, called by Sir George Nares the Paleocrystic Sea, we are now aware bars the progress of any ship.
Franklin had gone down on the west side of North Somerset and Boothia, and coming against the vast barrier of the Paleocrystic Sea, had been able to go no further.
They were Vikings; and their leader it must unquestionably have been who drew the chart found by us in the Viking ship buried in the ice of the paleocrystic sea.
Hitching the dogs, we let the whips fall, and with bounds they leaped around deep ice grooves in the great paleocrystic floes.
We are sheltered north of a huge paleocrystic floeberg; and the dogs are at rest, with their noses in their tails.
While we were waiting for the rest of the expedition to gather in, I slumped down behind a peak of land or paleocrystic ice, and made the entry in my diary.
By Christmas, too, the snow had ceased falling and the frost turned the land to a silent, white, paleocrystic world.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "paleocrystic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
