Sentence examples for ice made of from inspiring English sources

Ice made of fruit juice or tea, or incorporating spices or low-ABV liqueurs, can make for great results.

And on the first menu of Dram & Grain in Adams Morgan, the bar team worked up the Maiden Voyage, in which ice made of Bénédictine, vermouth and bitters gradually melted into a cognac-and-rye Sazerac, a trick that turned the drink into a Vieux Carré, thus allowing two classic New Orleans drinks to inhabit a single glass.

Drinks A glass made of ice is novel, but the cocktails themselves are not.

The choreographic team for the touring show Stars on Ice, made up of Sandra Bezic and Michael Siebert, in collaboration with Mr. Dean and Ms. Torvill, has an unusual advantage even among professionals.

"The increasing amount of ice makes for a dangerous sail".

Brian Robinson, his thick brown beard fringed with ice, made easy work of this forbidding mountain.

Fascinating pages describe Libbrecht's program to grow "designer snowflakes" at the tips of long needles of ice, made with the help of strong applied electric fields.

Its interior may still be hot and there may be a liquid layer consisting of a "magma" composed of water and ammonia between the ice Ih crust and deeper ice layers made of high-pressure forms of ice.

For the precise positioning of the cells in the X-irradiation device, a custom-made ice box, made of plastic and comprising an aluminium mould, was used.

I ate ice cream made of sheep's milk.

"I spent a lot of time at parties drinking out of martini ice luges made of people's logo," she said.