Sentence examples similar to go through thin ice from inspiring English sources

Don't go on thin ice or deep ponds.

There was that time, he said, a winter or two ago, when Mr. Himes fell through thin ice while skating.

You feel like you're naked and have fallen through thin ice on a lake and are drowning in the ice water underneath.

On one lake near St . Paul a dozen automobiles have already fallen through the ice, and at least one snowmobile rider was killed when his machine broke through thin ice.

That Pierre would spend the night in jail, agree to cop a plea and then promptly fall through thin ice is altogether unsurprising.

In Oklahoma, a boy sledding near a highway was killed by a truck, and another fell through thin ice on a rural creek and drowned.

The symbolic journey of a figure skater who crashes through thin ice and emerges from a lake on the other side.

The orchestra has prospered under Borda, going from thin ice to affluence.

"Polar bears are having to make their decisions about how to move and where to go on thinner ice pack that's mostly first-year ice," Douglas said.

But in recent years snowmobiles have been breaking through thinning ice.

We had three or four snow machines go through the ice.