Sentence examples for ice came from inspiring English sources

Pieces of ice came loose from buildings tall and small.

Ice came down like poisoned darts…They were waiting for him.

In fact, more than half of the city's ice came from Rockland Lake in the mid-19th century.

On a day when casual ice came into play, few players were better conditioned to survive and advance.

The problem was, Kloucek's time on the ice came at the expense of someone other than Leetch.

Keen Ice came to the Travers with one win to his credit, that coming a year ago at Churchill Downs.

With the ice comes wood.

But the ice comes first, he says.

A large fraction of the ice coming off Greenland, for example, flows down just three glaciers.

The ice comes from Canada, but the glasses are frozen from Artesian well water in New Zealand.

Maybe it's just better to let the ice come, and blast it with the Ice Torch?