Sentence examples for bite of the ice from inspiring English sources

A hungry seagull flew down and grabbed a bite of the ice cream.

Bite on the ice, then rub the ice around the tooth.

But my sense is that the state I found myself in, of playful fixation on a screen, imagining the bite of the ice-cold beer and the unctuousness of the sushi, contained something peculiarly Japanese.

450-pound Gregg, while eating every last bite of the full loaf, the ice cream and whatever else could be used as a topping (a package of Oreo cookies, for example), would be telling himself that "this is the last time I'll ever eat foods like this".

Once Sarah forgot she was wearing a niqab and took a bite of an ice cream cone.

Then one of my nightmares came true: I gave in to my longing for a bite of chocolate ice cream.

Dave Schilling says: "Seeing these two together is like taking a big bite of vanilla ice cream covered in peppered gravy.

Never take a huge bite of your ice cream.

Cunningham squints to focus and, in five minutes, the blade gleams, ready to bite the ice.

— Pinned 100 feet up a frozen wall by the picks I have hammered into the ice and the toothy bite of the crampons strapped to my boots, I pause to rest.

Ideally, you want to have some ice cream in every bite of the sandwich.