Sentence examples for feel the ice from inspiring English sources

I couldn't feel the ice.

"You could feel the ice pelting you, you know?

You have to feel the ice and keep your cool throughout," explains the 40-year-old mother of two, with an air of professional detachment.

Speed skating is a highly technical sport in which competitors want to be able to "feel" the ice and therefore have as little as possible between its surface and the nerve endings of their feet.

You can feel the ice on your shoulder blades and on the back of your head and on your palms as you fumble for support and scramble to your feet.

Gadd says that he could feel the ice shifting in the sands as he climbed some of the smaller structures, his own body weight almost enough to topple the crumbling ice towers.

Former Secretary of State George Shultz commented on the evening, saying "We felt the ice of the Cold War crumbling".

Anyone who felt the ice was thinning regarding the controversial nature of bilingualism education took it on the chin after the fallout from Coke's recent Super Bowl commercial featuring "America the Beautiful" sung in eight languages.

Our growing concern that Shitzie's "extreme" makeover was little more than frou-frou pampering was temporarily allayed when we felt the ice-cold air blasting his freshly washed fur.

12.09pm GMT Finland 0-0 Sweden, 17:1st 1st period Sweden enjoy the bulk lot of the offensive play early - Niklas Kronwall winds up and shoots, off the pads of Lehtonen - Finland feel the pressure and ice the puck.

It's also promising to take viewers so close to the action, they'll almost feel the chill of the ice.