It also has thumb loops to keep your hands warm while scaling an icy peak or clutching a frosty mojito.
ON AN icy February morning a clutch of Turks and Armenians huddled in a hotel in Kars, with Turkish intelligence officials looking on.
This tale of friendship, self-sacrifice and adventure should thaw the most wintry of hearts as Gerda sets out to save her friend Kai from the clutches of the icy Snow Queen, with Heskins drawing as much on Dickens as she does on Hans Christian Andersen's original tale.
Outside, icy winds sliced across New York Harbor; inside, visitors clutched mugs of hot spiced cider, squeezing onto the handmade wooden benches flanking the back room.
The New Yorker, October 2, 1926 P. 17 D.W. Griffith, directing a new foreign actress, said "In this scene, I want you to register a cold, icy, passion, reserved and repressed".Whereupon she clutched the leading man in such wise that three stitches had to be taken in his lip.
"Anybody-but-Bush is who I'm voting for," said Mr. Wechsler, a probation officer, clutching Edwards pamphlets and running down an icy sidewalk to a nearby Kerry event, adding that he hoped to catch Gen. Wesley K. Clark later.
He clutched Blankie, and fixed me with his father's icy blue glare.
Wearing thick wetsuits and clutching the nipper boards provided, Emelye and Luke rushed in the icy sea and within minutes they were riding small waves alongside the other youngsters in the group, while I was still floundering with my board.
One moment he was sneaking a quick nap in an icy cavern the next he was rousing thickly among drippy stalactites with nothing but a half-eaten mastodon sandwich clutched in his drenched and hairy hands to remind him of home.
