Sentence examples for ice business from inspiring English sources

Stuart was back in the ice business.

But, when that agreement expires, she may step back into the ice business, and start afresh.

Eventually he was admitted to Skidmore College and attended classes while running the ice business on the side.

In 1895, two brothers, Thomas and Rufus Miller, created the lake by damming Tunkhannock Creek, then started an ice business.

The opacity of the global diamond market, which transforms a mere piece of carbon into a precious commodity over which wars are fought, is all too typical of natural resource industries ("Diamonds on Ice," Business Day, May 12).

At her store on Central Park Avenue in Hartsdale, where packages of ramen noodles are neatly stacked on shelves and freshly cut fish are buried in ice, business is slower, Mrs. Shizue said.

He worked in an uncle's coal and ice businesses and finished high school at night.

Mr. Engles then set about consolidating the packaged-ice business, tripling his company's size in seven years through acquisitions, according to a Forbes article in 2000.

The companies that survived the slump began investing in newly developed industrial-strength ice-cube machines, and by the late sixties American ice was becoming a packaged-ice business.

But do buy their lemonade and ices; business at the stands is usually slow.

His father was in the ice supply business and later owned a succession of businesses in the Saratoga Springs area, including a speakeasy, a billiard hall and a diner, Michael Wilpers said.