Sentence examples for ice patch from inspiring English sources

The path from the gate had been freshly swept and the ice patch glistened.

Letitia then said something I couldn't make out, and Sarah said quickly, "Gotta run there's an ice patch ahead," and snapped the phone shut.

The ice patch was also the source of another kind of fun for the students, because teachers sometimes slipped and fell on it.

Letitia then said something I couldn't make out, and Sarah said quickly, "Gotta run — there's an ice patch ahead," and snapped the phone shut.

Now the ice patch, the size of a football field just two years before, had been reduced by half, and seemed to be only a few dozen feet thick.

As the scientists traced tendrils of reddish brown and speculated as to the rate of melt at the edge of a two-toned ice patch near Pluto's equator, the impossibly distant world came to life.

Here on ice patches of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the hunt looks nearly as brutal as ever.

They may be ice patches, shiny silicates on the surface, or reflective impact material left after a hit-and-run collision by another space rock.

"The snow will likely be confined to the Pennines and Welsh mountains, but we could see ice patches elsewhere on untreated roads".

The best finds — Ötzi, the artifacts from the mountain passes — have emerged from stationary ice patches of perhaps a hundred feet in length.

In other words, there's no obligation to warn other runners about rocks, roots, twigs, shallow streams, ice patches or uneven topography.