Sentence examples for going ice skating from inspiring English sources

Carol loved this movie so much that one year, hoping to amuse her, I planned a "date" in which we reenacted three scenes from the movie--eating at Julia's favorite restaurant, visiting her friend the professor and going ice skating.

They may think that going ice skating with you is a punishment, not fun activity.

And then— "Sam, if you don't put your boots on right now, we're not going ice skating".

Despite his learning difficulties, her son used to enjoy going ice skating, attending the cinema and playing with the family's dogs Roxy and Reggie, she added.

From going to an amusement park to ride the Ferris Wheel to taking a cooking class or going ice skating, make Valentine's Day a no-pressure experience if you're in a new relationship and aren't exclusive yet.

We might go ice skating at Wollman Rink, or the Central Park Zoo; we are there a lot and we love it.

The scene I am thinking of is one in which the girls decide to go ice skating.

In Emma Carroll's atmospheric Frost Hollow Hall, Tilly is dared to go ice skating up at the big house.

At this time of year, we go ice skating at the Bear Mountain ice rink or cozy up, watch movies and cook.

"You know you can't go ice skating now, right?" I looked at Sam, who was nowhere near his boots and coat.

Return from Kidderminster to Bridgnorth adult £19, child £3, family £50 (2 adults, 4 child), svr.co.uk catchytitled Continue the seasonal festivities with a visit to Cornwall's Eden Project and meet reindeers and go ice skating.