Sentence examples similar to feels ice from inspiring English sources
Do not add yeast to water which feels ice-cold or hot to the touch.
Speaking at court on Tuesday, David Hercock, prosecuting on behalf of Harrogate district council, said: "By the time a night-shift nurse realised [Barritt] was in trouble at 7.50pm, [Barritt] felt ice cold, she wasn't breathing and her temperature was so low it couldn't register on a standard thermometer.
Some vets feel ice cubes are hazardous for certain dogs.
Tack the beige cone shape to the same dark brown felt ice cream piece.
She said, "There may have been other factors, but I definitely felt iced out and that my rejection of Harvey had something to do with it".
Some Greenwich residents felt iced out: Why didn't he give the machine to the town's Hamill Skating Rink?
The gold chain feels like ice against my flesh.
Chelsey: "Is there relevance?" Jaimie: "Like at Disney On Ice?" Chelsey: "'The Voice' On Ice... Coming soon!!" Jaimie: "I would be front row... like I want to feel the ice shavings".
Chilled glass beauty globes, which look like miniature barbells and feel like ice cubes, announced the session was over.
So if your love for ice cream feels sinful, just remember: ice cream was around before anyone said anything about sin.
