Sentence examples similar to it gets icy from inspiring English sources

In the intervening 3 years the melt from the glacier has necessitated moving the carpark and putting in a new path which it seems gets icy and impassable unless you are wearing crampons.

How would you handle him?Sue, New York When the rink gets icy, take a tip from a hockey legend, Wayne Gretzky.

A single variable, like a change in terrain where a patch of sidewalk gets icy, presents a huge challenge for robots.

So wear them outside in the winter and when it gets really icy, deploy the spikes for a nice non-slip grip.

The public perception is that the Heat get icy cold once you get past its terrific trio.

At 4pm the slopes are in the shade and get icy.

If the conditions get icy — this is the East Coast, after all — drop by the cozy Grand Manitou summit restaurant.

In that situation, raindrops freeze on the cold ground instead of in the air, which is how we get icy roads instead of snowdrifts.

Voters tend towards the opposite view, imagining MPs in a state of constant money-grubbing machination, getting icy thrills from power and corruption.

On Saturday, the forecast by the National Meteorological Center said that southern China would have more snow and rain in the coming days and that some regions could get icy rain.

The roads get icy in Langdon, and the people do, too: the average high temperature in January is about 10 to 12 degrees, and the average low is about 5 to 10 below zero.