Sentence examples for ice nothing from inspiring English sources

"When I smile, all I want people to see is gold and ice, nothing but gold and ice," Ms. Williams said at Fulton Mall in downtown Brooklyn, running her fingers over the two upper teeth she intends to cover with 14-karat gold and diamond-studded caps.

A presentation seen during gameplay reveals that GLaDOS was also included in a proposed bid for de-icing fuel lines, incorporated as a fully functional disk-operation system that is arguably alive, unlike Black Mesa's proposal, which inhibits ice, nothing more.

She loves chocolate and that whole thing, but nothing really out of the ordinary, nothing like pickles and icing, nothing weird".

And, to be honest, the ice was nothing special.

I think of Dante's use of ice as nothing but a mere deception.

Of course ice is nothing like heroin – it's almost its antithesis.

Since the last ice age, nothing has been more disruptive to the planet's ecosystems than agriculture.

Oysters are available in seven guises, from natural, served on ice with nothing but a lemon wedge, to grilled, with a hot "deviled" sauce.

During the festivals, when the truffles' pungent earthiness -- nutty, honey and garlic are words often used to describe the way they smell -- fills the air, a variety of gastronomic pilgrims enjoy them, shaved atop steaks, over creamy pastas, even in ice cream; nothing, it seems, is left untruffled.

Heart-rending pictures of polar bears clinging to tiny islands of ice elicit nothing but derision.

Their surroundings are little more than rock and ice; almost nothing lives here.