Sentence examples for long icy from inspiring English sources

There was a long, icy pause.

He took the lead after his second run even though he made a few mistakes on the long, icy course.

And then the camera moved up and showed Berle — in a floppy blond wig and a blue dress — making a move on Jackie Gleason, who responded with a long, icy Jackie Gleason stare.

You can conquer the cold, with its icy roads, unpredictable snowfalls and long frigid nights, by spending days in the kitchen simmering, baking and stewing.

Dumb luck, we both agreed, but a welcome respite to a long and icy winter.

Most but not all of these wild salmon are caught in the long and icy rivers of Alaska (the Skeena comes from British Columbia and the Willapa from Washington).

WASHINGTON — When two young State Department officials took a delegation of Silicon Valley executives to Syria recently, they billed it as a chance to use the promise of technology to reach out to a country with which the United States has long had icy relations.

Such playfulness would seem impossible with other late-night talk-show hosts; CBS' David Letterman and NBC's Jay Leno, for instance, have long had icy relations".

It's been a long, and icy, three years since Stephen Harper won his majority government and embarked on an aggressive campaign to remake the federal government in his likeness.

With Reverend Whitworth's blessing, I had been admitted to a world of long views and icy swims and New England reticence.

Ali boasted loudly and justifiably that he was The Greatest; but the Long Fellow preferred icy silence or his trademark mumble.