Sentence examples for ice strapped from inspiring English sources

While he spoke, his right knee, bothering him even before yesterday's fall, had ice strapped to it.

MIAMI — Deron Williams had ice strapped to both knees, his left thigh and his right wrist, none of which ached as much as his battered self-esteem.

The 26-year-old finished the game on crutches and with ice strapped to his ankle, becoming the latest injury concern for coach Luke Beveridge ahead of finals.

Sure enough, Putz spoke with several pounds of ice strapped onto his shoulder and elbow, and an electronic gizmo monitoring its effects.

"All I know is my next start could be this Saturday," said Pavano, his tone as cool as the bags of ice strapped to his arm and shoulder.

KISSIMMEE, Fla .— Before leaving to have a magnetic resonance imaging test on his right shoulder, Michael Pineda sat at his locker in the Yankees' clubhouse Saturday with ice strapped to the affected joint and worry creasing his face.

Her street was slicked with snow and ice, so she strapped ice grips over her shoes.

Jose Canseco limped across the clubhouse with an ice pack strapped across his left heel, more ice attached to his lower back, and probably would have lost a race to any of the young sons of Yankee players who were prancing around.

They happily worked together on goals and ideas for the future in small groups, with an intermission half way through to raid the ice cream truck (which was actually a bike with a big ice chest strapped on and a boom box blaring the familiar jingle).

Chris Childs had an ice pack strapped to his right knee and appeared to have trouble walking.

"I was more encouraged by what I did yesterday, and less encouraged by how I felt today," Lin said Sunday, with ice packs strapped to both knees.