Sentence examples for I hate ice from inspiring English sources

"I hate ice cream!" I cried.

We have shared many laughs together because he knows how much I hate ice cream, yet while I was pregnant I used to eat it all the time because I knew from the enthusiastic acrobatics I could feel him performing inside me as a gesture of thanks that he loved the taste.

I don't hate ice," he began.

"The reason to go to Sweden is very basic: I love skating and hate ice rinks and there is very little natural ice in Holland.

Yeah, I thought to myself, you don't hate ice.

Dorothy Scanlan would like it known that she does not hate ice cream.

To the Editor: The moms who hate ice cream vendors fall into that category of parents who allow their children to call the shots.

People's tastes, like their preferences, aren't necessarily static, as anyone who grew up hating ice cream (or broccoli) but likes it as an adult knows.

Like most kids, she loves chocolate (less commonly, she hates icing), and I know she's hoping for something beautiful with flowers.

They suffer from winter blues ("I HATE the cold... I HATE the ice... I HATE the filthy slush") and spring guilt ("I should be outside, frolicking and gamboling yet I don't like to frolic or gambol").

I hate sports that have judges, such as ice dancing or diving.