Sentence examples for back in the ice from inspiring English sources

Stuart was back in the ice business.

"Why is my head so small?" She put her hand back in the ice.

Mingus fished out his knife, deftly cut the straw basket off the bottle, and put it back in the ice.

Photograph: Reddit/Imgur 10.06am GMT Back in the ice hockey, the Czechs continue to lead Latvia 4-2.

You really don't feel like you are still on earth — and if you are, you are living back in the ice age.

In this video, we learn about the Professor's first ever chemical reaction, back in the Ice Ages in his pre-chemist days, and we also learn about the thermite reaction and how it played a central role in a very funny practical joke: As the Professor mentioned, iron is critically important to living things.

If you even try to move, I'll shoot you like a pig.' I kept quiet and stood, my hands behind my back, in the ice-cold draught coming in the open door.

If the "perfect storm" of atmospheric and oceanic conditions that led to the 2007 record, or the patterns that reduced ice this summer, happened back in the thick-ice era, sea-ice loss would not be making headlines.

The driftless region, so-named because of the glaciers that bypassed the area back in the last ice age.

GROUP BACK IN THE BIDDING The Ice Edge group is back in the picture as a potential buyer for the Phoenix Coyotes, the N.H.L. said.

Back in the dry-ice-swept and pre-digital days of the 1980s, their endless series of twin-packed cassettes supplied the latest in cheesy chart fodder.