Sentence examples for really ice from inspiring English sources
Is the surface frozen granular, or is that really ice? "Obviously, they're two different worlds," said Tom Hubbs, a retired regional director for the General Accounting Office who became the snow reporter at Stowe, Vt., three years ago.
"Ice cream in the UK goes back to the 1900s, when it wasn't really ice cream, it was more like shaved ice with flavourings," she says.
That would really ice the shit cake.
'They are really ice doctors who build roads so that foreigners can climb Mount Everest.'.
"They are really ice doctors who build roads so that foreigners can climb Mount Everest.
Like the birth of Jesus was really icing on the already yummy cake of history.
Photo via Hubert Clarke Jr. It's like looking at a really nice ice cream, one of those proper ice creams you see in Italian ice cream places near Convent Garden.
"In really formidable ice fields, the ship is driven up onto the ice until her weight cracks open the mass beneath it," Botsford and McCarten reported.
But you can quite easily make a really delicious ice cream that tastes purely of fruit — one that is truly a strawberry ice cream — and you don't even need any special equipment to do it.
Well, nothing really requires ice, does it?
I'll take 250 really boring ice creams, thanks.
