Sentence examples for beginning to ice from inspiring English sources

Your child should have a good sense of balance and coordination before beginning to ice skate.

Sometimes their scuba equipment freezes up; sometimes the water surface above them begins to ice over.

When you are ready we you can begin to ice your message you can you buttercream and an icing bag to ice your cake.

Wealthy Europeans began to build ice houses to store ice gathered on their local estates during the winter from the 16th century onwards; the ice was used to cool drinks or food for the wealthiest elites.

If working in batches, you may need to add more ice over time if you notice the first round of ice beginning to melt.

Is the ice beginning to crack beneath Bill O'Reilly?

By the 1870s hundreds of men were employed to cut ice from the glaciers at Grindelwald in Switzerland, and Paris in France began to import ice from the rest of Europe in 1869.

In recent years, other cities in northern China have begun to hold ice festivals, but Harbin still claims to have the best and biggest.

However, in the past five years, it too has begun to lose ice, perhaps as much as 28 billion tons per year, although the uncertainty surrounding this number remains high.

One model pair predicted that Camp Century would begin to lose ice around 2090; another suggested it could remain safe into the next century.

Eastern U.S. fishermen began to use ice to preserve their catches.