Sentence examples for cakes of ice from inspiring English sources

In ice sculpture, regular 300-pound cakes of ice are generally used.

It is a world of sliced pie and richly frosted cakes, of ice cream cones, soda bottles, drum majorettes, soup bowls, tie racks and yo-yos.

On a sweltering July day in 1979, he recalled to a reporter from The New York Times that during summer days at Yonkers, "We used to go around to the barns and get a picture of a horse nuzzling one of those great big cakes of ice".

"Willy Loman is trying to write his name on a cake of ice on a hot July day".

It wuz so hot once uh cake of ice walked away from de ice house and went down de street and fainted".

The City of Philadelphia spent $250 to rescue a mongrel from a cake of ice drifting down the Delaware River, H.C. Babcock, a Miss.

He is "trying to write his name on a cake of ice on a hot July day, but he wishes he were writing in stone" -- Mr. Miller's summing up of the Willy Lomans of the world.

"Willy Loman is trying to write his name on a cake of ice on a hot July day". His contradictions and his failings are all human and all common, which is why the hallucinatory last day of his life will always retain the power to command not just our pity but our respect too.

A slowly mesmerizing novel in which a baby found on a cake of ice off Newfoundland grows up to construct an existence seemingly untroubled by the nonexistence of a past, leaving it up to her children and grandchildren to figure out who she might be.

Sometimes, one scoop simply will not do, and you need a WHOLE CAKE of ice cream.

In the Havana Shisha Lounge in Birmingham, piles of fruit, waiting to be juiced, sit next to lavishly iced cakes and tubs of ice cream.