Sentence examples for coldness of ice from inspiring English sources

Witnessing the silent white/blue coldness of ice shelves, ice caps, glaciers and icebergs in our polar regions is life-altering.

Others thought the flavors were muted by the coldness of the ice cream, and by the busy textural effects of the crispy rice and chorizo chip, the smooth ice cream and the unctuous disc of raw scallop that formed the base of the sandwich.

How can we get quicker access to the inner coldness of our ice cubes?

We believe that the hardness of a rock, the coldness of an ice cube, the itchiness of a sweater are picked up by our nerve endings, transmitted through the spinal cord like a message through a wire, and decoded by the brain.

The coldness of the ice will harden the gum, making it easier to chip away later.

The coldness of the ice slightly numbs your taste buds, easing the strength (and the astringent qualities) of some wines, especially reds.

Eventually, the icy coldness of the ice cream will be gone, but your body will still be hotter from having to cool it down in your body.

The coldness of the ice cube will also help to soothe the itch and to slow the spreading of the hives.

Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.

By Cynthia Ozick Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.

The ice itself was a 'natural' ice surface, frozen by the coldness of the season, not by the later invention of mechanically-frozen ice.