Sentence examples for brutal ice from inspiring English sources

This past week of unusually brutal ice and snow in the South put the district behind schedule, and he suspects that more snow days are coming.

A brutal ice age was slamming the northern hemisphere, decimating humans of varying species spread across vast Eurasia.

Our national sport is a form of football which is as brutal as ice hockey, but where the players wear no body protection (or skates).

And the weather here can be brutal, with black ice on the sidewalks.

A brutal storm of ice, snow and record cold temperatures has killed at least five people near Buffalo, New York, as a system of freezing temperatures and heavy precipitation swept toward the US east coast.

Because only they possess the brutal skills and ice-cold nerves vital to their mission: destroy the Matarese.

And while this year's long brutal winter brought dense ice coverage to the Great Lakes, most years have seen a decline in ice and water levels.

The Long Goodbye, a Raymond Chandler adaptation made in 1973, is arguably Altman and Gould's finest work: funny, brutal and cool as ice.

Though the field was discovered in 1981, oil executives long considered Snohvit out of reach, because of the Barents Sea's shifting ice packs, brutal waves and extreme cold.

As I noted in my article in Wednesday's paper, Shell Oil has received several preliminary permits to begin drilling exploratory wells off the Arctic coast of Alaska next summer even as foes of drilling there argue that the severe conditions — ice, darkness, brutal storms — will make it impossible to properly respond to a spill or other problem.

Everest was a brutal struggle with rock, ice, altitude and self.