Sentence examples for flecks of ice from inspiring English sources
It tastes best when eaten outside in the throbbing heat of summer, with humidity hanging heavy in the air and the beer in the cooler so cold that it has little flecks of ice in it.
Since the liquid is so cold, the flecks of ice on its surface won't melt and dilute the cocktail.
It's always nice when the prose shines, but "Cold Snap," written by Eileen Spinelli and illustrated by Marjorie Priceman, is going for a more literal dazzle: its snow-scene cover glints with tiny flecks of ice-blue glitter, providing the kind of visual that will entrance readers before they have heard so much as a single word of text.
"Give me two pints of lager and a vodka and coke – one bit of ice," says the puffy eyed, cherry-faced man stood in front of me, as he sprays flecks of saliva onto the bar.
But more than anything, like the flecks of vanilla bean in ice cream or gelato, somehow it's reassuring just to see the fresh horseradish there.
And the flecks of black peppercorn in the icing added a vaguely Sichuan, irresistible bite to the revamped breakfast pastry.
Not only does it taste of sweetcorn, but there are bits of sweetcorn in it: chewy flecks of skin in the deep yellow ice.
The Greek sculpture is all melted away, as if it had been statues of ice; here and there a solitary figure or fragment remaining, as we see flecks and scraps of snow left in cold dells and mountain clefts, in June and July.
