Sentence examples for ice cut from inspiring English sources

All was quiet when a crisp swoosh, the sound of a skate shredding ice, cut through the air.

Its early economy was dependent on market gardening, the shipping of ice (cut from Spy Pond), and the manufacture of textile cards.

The once humble cube of frozen water is now mentioned in terms usually associated with the other "ice" (cut, clarity and size) and is made into balls, cylindrical columns and squares of all sizes, sometimes even hand-carved.

Over six weeks through early January , 25workers handled 4,500 tons of snow, made by the Mont Ste.-Anne Ste.-Anne and 250 tonskif ice, cut in blocks areatrucked in from andice company in Montreal.

50ml rum 25ml gomme syrup or 2tsp brown sugar Half a lime 4 mint sprigs Soda water Crushed ice Cut a lime into quarters and place two quarters into the glass.

I sat down in my bath upon a sheet of thick ice which broke into the middle into large pieces whilst sharp points and jagged edges stuck all round the sides of the tub like chevaux de frise, not particularly comforting to the naked thighs, for the keen ice cut like broken glass.

Brains were then dissected out, cryoprotected in 30% sucrose, included in embedding medium (Tissue-Tek; Sakura Finetek, Torrance, CA), fast-frozen in dry-ice, cut coronally on a cryostat (20 µm), thaw-mounted on glass slides and allowed to dry overnight.

The glaciers preferentially flowed down the vales and synclines and greatly deepened them into ice-cut basins, where water gathered; as the ice melted away, the Great Lakes formed.

The subsequent growth of Antarctica's ice sheets cut off any further migrations by land animals.

Cores drilled from Greenland ice were cut into small fractions, which were analyzed for δ18O.

All of the ice is cut from 213's Penny Pound artisinal ice company.  .