Sentence examples for ferocious ice from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bergeron, 40, has been without electricity, save a short burst, since a ferocious ice storm swept through northern New England on Thursday night.
It was simple, easeful, final, after the ferocious ice and fevers of life... Dan writes of being bludgeoned by grief, of being frightened by it's intensity as his friends suffer and die.
It said they had carried out murders and robberies while fanning "ethnic hatred".Iced upCanada picked up the pieces after a ferocious ice-storm that cut off power in much of the east of the country.The judge at the trial of Theodore Kaczynski, the alleged Unabomber, stopped the trial and ordered him to undergo psychiatric tests.
Work goes on year round, despite occasionally ferocious winds and ice storms, because if a windmill has stopped pumping water, cattle can die.
Click here to view Certain elements have been carried over, though, such as the ferocious strobe and thick dry ice that filled their live shows.
But the hip hop world has a ferocious turnover, and for most fans Ice Cube is a figure from the past.
More than half a million customers lost power when ice storms coupled with ferocious winds toppled power lines beginning last weekend.
He started the lacrosse team in college, won awards for open-ocean rowing, sailed competitively, was a ferocious biker and played men's league ice hockey until shortly before his death.
Each room features an ice sculpture: There's a ferocious white walker with glowing blue eyes, an icy replication of Braavos' Hall of Faces and a life-size iron throne.
These motherfuckers are an ice-cold familial network of ferocious murderers, nearly impossible to infiltrate because of blood requirements to enter into the clan, and have a highly centralized authority.
Barnes displayed his liking for slightly aggressive practical jokes in this match: during a break for a particularly ferocious thunderstorm, he "got a huge block of ice out of the tub in which our drinks were kept, staggered to the side of the dressing-room and tossed it on to the roof over the English dressing-room.
