Sentence examples for ice knocked from inspiring English sources

Ice knocked out the power in the tunnels 12 times that day, he said.

Akash ran through some of his former programming hits — a "Virtual Classroom" he developed after snow and ice knocked out a week of school during finals ("It works the same way school does except it's through the Internet"), a solitaire program, a Sudoku solver ("It uses brute force").

Later, the Rangers Nik Antropovv flattened Kaleta in open ice, knocking off Kaleta's helmet.

The 1625 painting, "A Game of Ijskolf," by Hendrick Avercamp, shows men wearing heavy coats and spiked shoes (for better footing on the ice), knocking a ball around in a frozen port.

February 19 , 201410.16am GMT Great Britain v Canada curling quarter-final Canada take the first end and lead 2-0 afterogueogue piece of detritus on the ice knocks one of Eve Muirhead's stones off course and she completely misses a Canadian stone.

But McCarty dived across the ice and knocked the puck away with a poke check.

It can't compare to the Joplin tornado or Hurricane Sandy, but the ice storm knocked out power for days.

She did give us a scare when an ice storm knocked out our electricity, forcing us to vacate the house.

So when a devastating ice storm knocked out power to a broad swath of upstate New York last week, the Ellis family mobilized.

At one point, defenseman Joe Corvo cross-checked Langenbrunner to the ice, then knocked him down two more times, with no penalty called.

"The crowd was roaring with excitement as nimble sticks pursued the puck on the ice, and knocked it, and hooked it, and passed it on, and missed it, and clashed together in rapid collision," Nabokov wrote in his novel "Laughter in the Dark," as three of his characters watched an "ice hockey match at the sport palace" in Berlin.