Sentence examples for having an ice from inspiring English sources

We're having an ice cream party".

"It's like Canada not having an ice hockey team in the Winter Olympics".

"It went away on the straights," Johnson said of the cramp after having an ice wrap placed on his thigh.

"They wanted me to find out the legality of having an ice rink that you need to pay for in a playground that is ordinarily free for resident use," Mr. Garodnick said.

These were generations who had lived through the war and for whom coming to Margate, sitting in a deckchair in the sun, having an ice cream and listening to the organ meant everything.

Mrs. Arnston, who is 76 and lives in Lansing, Ill., was having an ice cream cone after lunch when her left hand suddenly felt numb and her foot dragged when she walked.

"You're so British!" I was having an ice-cream cone with a friend from college who I hadn't seen in four years.

"Are we definitely having an ice-cream?" Wisely, it all starts with some pratfalls, as our polar-bear hero slips and slides around on three giant ice cubes at the centre of the stage.

The throng in the waiting room kills time by trading war stories about the tribunal's inconsistencies — Ms. Perry said that one year she was fined for having an ice-cream scoop in water and another year for not having it in water — and seemingly clueless judges.

Next stop on the TGM train is La Marsa, where young people from Tunis are bound to run into a few of their friends, either hanging out on the beach, walking on the corniche having an ice-cream, or hanging out in a pub, such as Plaza or Qubat-al-Hawa, both consistently at the top of the list when it comes to Tunis nightlife.

We have an ice cream maker.