Sentence examples for pile of ice from inspiring English sources

We want to win a match," said the Saracens flanker, his right shoulder buried under a pile of ice.

"It's just that cherry on top that makes the whole pile of ice cream and whipped cream fall over".

An earlier version of the Switch House – which received planning permission in 2007, against the advice of the heritage lobby – resembled a teetering pile of ice cubes.

There was a pile of ice that was spray-painted gold and a litre bottle of Diet 7 UP Cherry that was balanced atop a pool cue.

Though I wasn't really expecting Jon Snow to be resurrected in this episode he's too big a plot point to kill and unkill lickety-split it was nice to see him again, dead though he is, lickety-split itle of ice blood.

Early this month, researchers sifting through mud drilled from beneath the West Antarctic Ice Sheet reported that the massive pile of ice had disintegrated to next to nothing at least once in the past 1.3 million years (Science, 3 July, p. 17), presumably during a warm interlude between ice ages like today's.

Bash the ends slightly with a spoon, to make the juices run and "fray" them somewhat, and serve with a little pile of icing sugar.

Likewise, she finds inspiration from such disparate sources as degraded VHS tapes, neon signage, melting ice cream, piles of trash, icing, bouquets, and wide open spaces.

Spanish bars often have separate gin-tonic menus, with the drinks served over piles of ice in large fishbowl glasses.

She also gave Rocos her "special recipe" for Baked Alaska "using meringues, fruit and piles of ice cream".

On larger lakes where the wind prevents a stable ice cover from initially forming, large floes may be formed, and the ice cover may ultimately stabilize as these floes freeze together, sometimes forming large ridges and piles of ice.