Sentence examples for impression of ice from inspiring English sources
The rise in temperature will help to create the cloudy surface that gives the impression of ice.
Never mind Kurtley Beale's impression of a novice on ice at the end of the first Test, that match was decided in the first minute, not the last, when Christian Leali'ifano knocked himself out.
Mere mortals in the 89-man field gave the impression of trying to climb an ice wall while wearing slippers as Jordan Spieth had surged to eight under par and a five-shot lead.
This young diarist is highly opinionated and readers will enjoy her impressions of everything from bad teachers to eccentric flavors of ice cream.
If you ever meet him you'll be left with the over-riding impression of the archetypal, quiet and gentle giant made entirely of ice.
It's fun and exhilarating, like a rollercoaster ride, the narrow ice walls intensifying the impression of speed.
But occasionally the literary essays collected here, particularly the long review of David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress, give the impression of a drunken skater flailing across an ice rink.
Penguins out of ice, people.
