Sentence examples for icy door from inspiring English sources

Art-deco chandeliers, matched with dim red lighting, a smoke machine haze and a retro-looking DJ booth make the club feel almost like Glasgow's answer to Paris's Silencio – without the icy door staff and extorniate prices.

Art-deco chandeliers, matched with dim, red lighting, a smoke machine haze and a central, retro-looking DJ booth make the club feel almost like Glasgow's answer to Paris Silencioo – albeit without the icy door staff and extortionate prices.

Almost all dinners that are eaten out of the house in January, I now realise, are consumed in a Mary Celeste ambience accompanied by the icy blast of the front door opening, and served by staff who are severely questioning their bright idea to waste a few youthful years in northern Europe.

My memories of working in the shop over Christmas are of customers grabbing frantically, of men buying a pair of knickers for one girlfriend and a basque for another, of the flowery heat of the store being broken by icy gusts from the swinging door.

The list of traps include: a BB gun ambush; icy stairs; a scalding-hot door handle, branding the family M into one burglar's palm; tar and feathers; industrial glue, a four-inch nail, and Christmas ornaments to the bare feet; a blowtorch to the head; an iron to the face; and a pipe to the face, which elicits a gold tooth.

It is like I've opened a door and sent an icy draught over the fun we've been having.

I opened my bedroom door and felt an icy breeze.

Seating is comfortable enough, unless you are near the door on a cold night, when icy winds knife in each time it opens.

Outside it was cold and icy, and as I turned to close the door, she fell straight down onto the stone walkway.

Doors are opened to reveal an icy glade where Mr Badger hibernates (while his underpants dry on the washing line), and there are secret pathways into a frozen landscape where a snowman is brought to life by the audience.

Make sure to replace mats near every outside door, especially if you live in an icy or snowy climate.