Sentence examples for having ice from inspiring English sources
They think that watching it is like having ice cream for dinner — that spectators, lulled by its loveliness, will not seek serious nourishment, "meaning".
The 24-year-old had contributed a goal in a typically livewire performance before having ice and strapping applied to his leg.
I love the room service, we have been having ice cream, pink champagne and lots of fun on your bill every day.
The right to go get ice cream when you want rather than having ice cream come to you, like some runaway dessert cart rolling through your living room.
But the Obama administration, immigration advocates said, shifted its focus in later years by having Ice concentrate on those who committed serious felonies or were considered security risks.
But while out having ice cream one night, tragedy strikes when Sana is hit by a truck while crossing the road.
You're in a cinema, or I suppose in this case you're in the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and somebody instead of having ice-cream for sale has an albatross and is standing there shouting "albatross, albatross".
Dad, Richard, has the number five with coffee, uncle Frank the fruit plate with a camomile and honey, Dwayne the garden salad, and when it's the turn of bespectacled, chubby-cheeked beauty queen wannabe Olive, she plumps for waffles à la mode, asking first what à la mode actually means, and stepping jubilantly into her choice once she hears that it means that she'll be having ice-cream.
All of a sudden they heard their father say from behind them, "What do you boys think you're doing?" Charlie described the feeling as one of absolute cold terror — like having ice-water poured down his spine — to know that his father had been there behind him without his knowing, and it scared Ira so bad he swallowed the hunk of chewing tobacco he had in his mouth.
While having ice-cream with Miley, Stewie notices a signal interference on her cell phone when handing it to her.
