Sentence examples for it would be icy from inspiring English sources

It would be icy in the extreme.

Without it, sorbet would be icy and grainy.

The space agency's mission yesterday, which involved crashing a rocket into the moon in the hopes that the dirt that spurted up would be icy, went exactly as planned — except, the Washington Post said, that it was "anticlimactic" for those watching: not so pretty at all, and the moon didn't blow up — or even flinch, as far as anyone could see.

Astronomers had thought that all objects in the outer solar system would be icy and therefore white or gray in appearance, but Sedna was almost as red as Mars.

Neither the fiery nor icy future seems particularly pleasant, but it would be nice to know which one we're facing.

Although if it's snowing and icy, it would be almost impossible to access it by car via the death-defying canyon bends of the nearby Gorges of Galamus.

It is meant for icy relief only, it would be giving off fumes if heated.

If true, it would be another reminder of how fragile the solar system's icy building blocks really are.

Too little sugar, and it'll be icy (a "granita").

In cold weather, it may be icy or treacherous.

"It can't be icy," she said.