Sentence examples for ice days from inspiring English sources

MORE snow and ice days are looming, at least if The Old Farmer's Almanac and other weather soothsayers are to be believed.

Again, there are 30 ice days in a year so the cost of an inner circle breach is $4.725 million.

Winters are generally milder than the past, but 2012 has been characterized by a very rigid winter in Emilia, with strong cold air outbreak with many "ice days" (both Tmin and Tmax below 0 °C) and heavy snowfall.

Her final appeal, based on our report, was rejected by ICE days later, and she and her son were immediately deported to Honduras to face the gangs that had been extorting and menacing them.

On average, there are 250 frost days, 150 200 ice days and 80 90 frost alternation days each year.

The simulation realized exclusively on significant icing days, was combined with non-significant icing days as represented by data from NARR.

This is confirmed by the metric of "icing days", which shows that the average number of days each year with freezing temperatures has fallen from 4.8 to 3.2.

"You see it already after the first day — the ice is melted and people start to communicate more".

I would also work with light weights off the ice three days a week.

There aren't many smiles in the locker room or on the practice ice these days, and not without reason.

Carney, a safe pair of hands as goalkeeper in his student ice hockey days, has become the ultimate economic backstop.