Sentence examples for gorgeous ice from inspiring English sources
She notices the gorgeous ice and dirt and the lovely darkness, thick like felt, that exists in this ugly place.
Of late Jessica Kagan Cushman has made a name for herself by taking gorgeous Ice Age mammoth tusks, turning them into smooth bangle bracelets, sullying them with silly scrimshaw pop culture sayings and selling them by the bargeload to even sillier celebrities at $1,400 a pop.
Here are 25 gorgeous ice cream sandwich recipes to get you excited for summer.
It can be made very simply just by sticking together slices of Swiss roll together to replicate the caterpillar segments and slathering them in gorgeous green icing.
Nuggets of sharp cheddar cheese mixed with crunches of sweet beef, all settled in a gorgeous Philly-style ice cream base.
David Foster Wallace, citing Gass's 1966 debut, Omensetter's Luck, as one of the "direly underappreciated" American novels of the late 20th century, commended Gass's prose for being "bleak but gorgeous, like light through ice".
Photographer and writer Joel Bissell from MLive.com captured the gorgeous natural phenomenon as ice shards piled up along the South Haven Pier in South Haven, Michigan, on March 19.
For clients who must appear in high-def, Carmindy — who as a flawless blonde herself looks gorgeous in highdefinition, like vanilla ice cream and pink frosting — advises a natural look, one that would work in high-noon daylight.
Clean, spare, blindingly white, the entire focus of this Greek restaurant is on the display of fish by the open kitchen, where gorgeous fish are arrayed on ice; choose one and it is grilled simply and brought to your table.
There are handy tips: where to get the most gorgeous view, the most addictive ice cream, the sexiest tiramisu, slotted in between an interesting discussion about the invention of pasta as a national dish at the time of Italy's unification, or a knowing riff on Fellini's explicit use of the term al dente.
The ice crystals have grown gorgeous treelike patterns, starting in random directions and bumping into each other at odd angles.
