Sentence examples for gone ice from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM LANE FARNAHAM: Halak has gone ice cold.

"Then in the corner, I saw Calvin and Polo -- I didn't see Tommy anymore; all those brands have gone ice cold".

At this moment, the Democrats are like a basketball team (we'll segue into bball metaphors now that it's December) that's just gone ice cold and can't do anything and are turning the ball over four times in a row while the others go down the court and can three after three (translation: it ain't good).

She was the only person in the building, as her husband was walking the dog and the lodge's guests had gone ice skating.

I didn't see Tommy any more – all those brands have gone ice-cold".

He went ice fishing.

"I'd go ice fishing," he said.

My little one went ice skating.

Pet crow went ice fishing with Temple's son.

But the Lions went ice cold in the second half.

"John wants to go to Alaska and go ice fishing," she said.