Sentence examples for ice suited from inspiring English sources

"I said to my husband, 'Let me do this, I want to do this.' " She soon realized that her hunch had been right; ice suited her.

Coyne was 3 years old when her then-6-year-old brother Kevin unsteadily took to the ice, suited up with hockey skates, heavy pads, a helmet, and a stick.

Marketed as the "New Ice Suit", buyers get special cooling gel packs for their money.

The only drawback is that the New Ice Suit is Japan-only.

Flint, MI will hopefully soon get its own biogas facility Remote-controlled flying cockroach is fun for some, nightmare for others Retractable mouse pads aren't selling well The "New Ice Suit" keeps sweating men cool in the summer heat.

Even when the problems were fixed, the ice seemed better suited for making snow cones than a big move in the standings.

While such one-dimensional models perform very well on simple ice growth and melt of typical Arctic sea ice, they are not suited to reproduce strong regional melting features as observed in Fram Strait58.

If only more restaurants understood that ice buckets are better suited for cooling off reds than over-chilling whites.

We find that the RBF methods are more efficient than the finite element method and well suited for ice dynamics modeling, especially the partition of unity approach.

Why then, on a frigid Monday afternoon better suited to ice logging than lag putting, when his much younger playing partners went directly from the ninth green to the clubhouse, did Norman go directly to the 10th tee to start the back nine?

On a field better suited for ice skating, Tasker returned his first kickoff of the season, breaking through the Raiders' coverage for 67 yards until Willie Gault ran him out of bounds at the Raider one-yard line, setting up a touchdown run by Kenneth Davis.