Sentence examples for less icing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Connolly compensates for how wispy and insubstantial strands of sweet, delicate crab meat can be by stacking them into what looks like a cupcake, and more or less icing it with cashew butter, which does the unctuous work that another chef might assign, less imaginatively, to avocado.

"Less ice is less problem".

There was less ice at the end than the start.

"Less ice, warmer weather, spring is sooner," he said.

"Every year has had less ice cover than any summer since 2007.

"We know that warmer climates eventually lead to less ice".

So less ice means less plankton, which means less krill, which means fewer penguins.

"With the trend toward less ice extent and less ice thickness, we can expect this to happen more frequently," he said.

What comes out of the ice-shaving machine is less ice than cloud.

"Most kids here never see ice," he said, "much less ice skates".

Do we still eat less ice-cream with a bowl labelled "smaller bowls for smaller servings"?