Sentence examples for ice of a from inspiring English sources

I had to break the ice of a frozen society.

The barefoot body of a woman is found under the ice of a frozen lake.

Most impressive was a shrimp martini, four jumbos threaded on skewers held in the ice of a cocktail glass.

Anglers interviewed today as they fished on the ice of a small harbor were divided on fines.

Outwash, deposit of sand and gravel carried by running water from the melting ice of a glacier and laid down in stratified deposits.

The reports include "collective mass psychosis" in a women's prison on the Chinese border, panic buying of matches, kerosene, sugar and candles, and the building, out of ice, of a Mayan-style archway in Chelyabinsk in the south.

Primitive life has surfaced in one of the harshest settings yet seen: pockets of water trapped in the ice of an Antarctic desert.

'Nite Runner' is easily the best of the futuristic bunch, with the added icing of a guest spot from Justin Timberlake.

Another woman popped out her hip and ran her tongue over the icing of a red velvet cupcake.

The Military Wives' choirmaster described the group's prize win at the Classical Brits as "the candle on the icing of a very large cake".

Yet lately some buried self has been dreaming of ice, of running a finger down its hard, clean edge.