Sentence examples for feel icy from inspiring English sources
"In the wintertime, if you are walking down to the river on the side streets, you begin to feel icy blasts off the Hudson," she added.
Visitors often hear whispers and voices and feel icy cold fingers pressing on their necks and running down their spines.
Obama's customary cool feels icy.
The spray is clear, and feels icy cold.
"Even on a hot summer day, they felt icy," he said.
Her hand feels icy and slim, and she slides it back out of my grip almost immediately.
But her composure is shattered when she feels icy hands around her throat during one such performance.
"My wife felt my body, and it was very hot, but I felt icy inside," Dr. Yu remembers.
The artist's technical command of fixed-point perspective is impressive, but denuded of people the painting feels icy, soulless and oppressive.
The voice is at times grief-stricken, at times helpless; the narrator tells us that when he watched the doomed ship on television "suddenly my feet felt icy cold.
"Do you have a fever?" Her hand felt icy on my forehead.
