Sentence examples for apparition of ice from inspiring English sources

A modernistic confection, it is described by its creator, architect Antoine Predock, as "a symbolic apparition of ice, clouds and stone... dissolving into the sky... the abstract ephemeral wings of a white dove embrace a mythic stone mountain... the creation of a unifying and timeless landmark for all nations and cultures of the world".

Speaking of Ice and Coco, a couple weeks ago, I was out for a bike ride when suddenly, from out of nowhere, Ice appeared right in front of me in the bike lane, like a goddamn apparition.

A lot of ice.

I think of ice.

Add lots of ice.

Theatre of Ice.

Extent of ice.

A bag of ice.

Add plenty of ice.

Any number of accidents can (but rarely do) put a flight in jeopardy: from engine failure, to the sudden apparition of a flock of geese, to electrical storms, to ice, to air pockets.

Milton becomes obsessed with the apparition of St. Rosa.