Sentence examples for ice flies from inspiring English sources
The book spoke of fines "for each time ice flies from the vehicle and causes death".
Ice flies off in chunks–a.k.a.a
The man claimed that the ice had come from an icicle that fell from the bridge; the authority said the ice flew off a passing truck.
Fire, Ice, Flying, and Bug are weak to Rock's hard knock.
The gingerbread ponies with white manes of royal icing flew off the shelves at Hudson Valley Dessert Company on Main Street at twice the rate of cookies shaped like the rest of the barnyard, Constance Bailey, the owner, said.
To demonstrate how little lay people know, Kelly provided a long, detailed explanation of what happens when a soldier is killed in battle: the body is wrapped in whatever is handy, flown by helicopter, then packed in ice, then flown again, then repacked, then flown, then embalmed and dressed in uniform with medals, and then flown home.
Every blow sent ice splinters flying.
"We did a lot of things — gardening, ice skating, flying a kite.
It's like riding a bike of ice and fly fishing.
The ice is flying in your face and the noise is incredible.
I imagine dioramas left in the day-care rooms of abandoned nuclear plants, where ice bats fly, unharmed.
