Sentence examples for gone through the ice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Freeman hasn't ever gone through the ice, "God willing".

"There are five to seven people in the last five years that I know of off the top of my head who have gone through the ice on snow machines or four-wheelers while travelling," said Anahma Shannon, who works with Kawerak, a service organisation for native Alaskans in the Bering coastal region.

"This subject does match the description given for the individual who was reported to have gone through the ice in the search area," said Sgt. Tim Eichman.

"We're going through!" The Commander's voice was like thin ice breaking.

By James Thurber "We're going through!" The Commander's voice was like thin ice breaking.

His father, a lumberjack in Stillwater, Minn., died going through the ice with a team of horses.

A moment later there is a terrible noise as the car goes through the ice, "flips up onto its grille", and disappears into the lake.

When they reconnected, his friend shouted: "Are you O.K.? I thought you went through the ice!" Spearing is an ancient sport.

The club meets here a dozen times a year, weather permitting, and while no one feared going through the ice, which was fully two feet thick, the surface itself had them talking.

By Charles Baxter The New Yorker, December 19 , 1988P. 34 12 year old Russell& his older brother Ben drive out to Five Oaks Lake MI one Saturday afternoon in January to see the car that went through the ice two nights ago.

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