Sentence examples for icy day from inspiring English sources
I realize that in walking across campus on an icy day, I'll need to slide my feet rather than lift them.
And on one icy day, Mrs. Murphy-Lesko, who had been working at a film production company in Manhattan, faced a trial of her own.
Dragging them 500 yards on an icy day can be a test of stamina and will worthy of Ernest Shackleton or Douglas Mawson.
It's an icy day in Manhattan, and Wallace Shawn sits in a booth at the back of his local diner wearing snowboots.
On a clear, icy day, the unnamed 23-year-old and I met at a bustling restaurant named 0.5, meaning half-liter, the size of the typical glass of beer.
The first blazed up shortly after midnight on an icy Friday in Nodine Hill, a struggling immigrant neighborhood.
It's only half-full, but it is an icy Tuesday on week two, so I expect things to get busier.
What better way to spend an icy Monday evening than staying in one's lovely warm – and now temporary – lair and listening to the Necks on one's beloved home entertainment system with one's waxless ears?
(Why would press pests care what he looked like shirtless in Hawaii?) When the diffident debutante ended up in the deserted AmericInn's lobby in Iowa Falls on an icy Saturday night with reporters and a few six-packs, he did not seize the opportunity to seduce, as Bill would have.
Agne is one of 26 mothers living in temporary, emergency or insecure accommodation who crowd into a room at the back of a community centre in east London, where the Magpie project meets, on an icy Wednesday for hot food, practical support, companionship and much-needed space for their little ones to play.
