Sentence examples for read ice from inspiring English sources
Breitbart cited ICE's release in a Thursday news story, in which the headline read: "ICE Director: Suspected Wine Country Arsonist Is Illegal Alien Mexican National".
The book to read: Ice Cold by Andrea Maria Schenkel (Quercus, £7.99).
You can hear Rick Bass read "Ice" and discuss it with our fiction editor, Deborah Treisman, by listening above or by downloading our free podcast from iTunes.
Speaking at a news conference in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday morning, Rueda wore a shirt that read "ICE out of LA!" and teared up as she spoke.
Everyone who wants to see business be more fair and just, but also wants a deeper appreciation for how hard that is to achieve, should read Ice Cream Social.
The tweet was accompanied by the above photo of white models wearing the shirts emblazoned with logos that read, "Ice Cube," "City Of Compton" and "N.W.A.: The World's Most Dangerous Group".
I read Ice-T's lyrics at a Time Warner stockholders' meeting to an audience who'd never heard such language before (and I haven't had a film offer from Time Warner since).
What he had to read, Ice-T says, was a 40-page short story.
Rick Bass reads "Ice," by Thomas McGuane.
In a conservative town — a sign outside the local liquor store reads "Ice and Ammo" — the Millirons are unsettling neighbors.
In this month's fiction podcast, Rick Bass, author of the recent novel "All the Land to Hold Us," reads "Ice," by Thomas McGuane, which appeared in The New Yorker in 2005 and, later, in the collection "Gallatin Canyon".
