Sentence examples for ice running from inspiring English sources
In a show chockablock with moral and ethical eunuchs, she seems to have the most ice running through her veins.
A half hour earlier, he and the other Rangers, without Messier, had been on the ice, running drills.
Madden, referring to Gomez's apparent calm, said, "Either he has ice running through his veins or he just doesn't know any better".
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Simulated energy consumption of conventional and hybrid DMU (top) and distribution of primary energy (bottom) amongst diesel engine (ICE), running resistance (Res), brake (MechBrake), drive train losses (DriveTrain), and auxiliaries & engine cooling (Aux & Cooling).
After sampling along two 250-kilometer-long segments of sea ice running from the open water into the ice pack, the team mapped a massive green under-ice bloom that extended as much as 30 meters deep and more than 100 kilometers across.
In addition to coaching the skaters, Marcotte spent time with them off the ice, running skating-related errands in Montreal and watching Canada Day celebrations.
Ice runs a variety of detention facilities across the country.
Every year 12 cubic kilometres of ice run into the sea.
Ice ran through their veins, sending a chill down County's spine, and their goal arrived in the 37th minute.
ICE, run by Jeff Sprecher, took a big slice of the European derivatives market when it bought NYSE Euronext in 2013, which gave it the derivatives business Liffe.
Dark, glistening bands, which I realized later were the tracks of melting snow turned to ice, ran down every trunk and across the tops of each outspread branch.
