Sentence examples for bit of the ice from inspiring English sources

I liked that the I.B.M. building had a bit of the ice skating rink in it too.

I taste test a little bit of the ice cream I made yesterday.

Pour in the vodka and creme de cacao, along with a little bit of ice (the more you put in, the frostier your martini will be).

After the cameras were done rolling, I ate most of the rest of sundae, save for the last bit of the brownie and the ice cream.

Add the slab of cake with the icing on top of the bigger bit with the ice cream.

"So it looks like pure ice is the rule, and the little bit of dirty ice we find at Phoenix is actually the anomaly".

Redundant bits of the Greeneland ice-shelf still float around: just like Attenborough's Pinkie, this one declares his belief in "hell, flames, damnation and torments", but this time to no obvious effect.

"There is indeed quite a bit of ice beneath the surface.

"Give me two pints of lager and a vodka and coke – one bit of ice," says the puffy eyed, cherry-faced man stood in front of me, as he sprays flecks of saliva onto the bar.

"It was lovely to see him [Strachan] and that adds a bit of icing on the cake at the end of the day, and he's been a patron of our charity for a number of years now.

One of the difficulties of taking cores is that the drill bit can melt the ice, causing samples of different ages to mix.