Sentence examples for rocks of ice from inspiring English sources

Tasting Kitchen shakes and serves the cocktail using single large rocks of ice. 2 ounces blended scotch. 1 ounce fresh lemon juice.

Megacryometeors, large rocks of ice that are not associated with thunderstorms, are not officially recognized by the World Meteorological Organization as "hail," which are aggregations of ice associated with thunderstorms, and therefore records of extreme characteristics of megacryometeors are not given as hail records.

When the flood waters were released, they picked up huge rocks, chunks of ice and other debris, and roared across the landscape at speeds estimated at 65 miles an hour or more.

Cowboys Stadium, Jan . 7 7 p.m. attcottonbowl.com HOUSTON The Iceman Cometh Reverend Butter is the first rock star of ice sculpturing.

In one project he creates an elaborate icicle sculpture on the rocks, attaching pieces of ice to one another to create a sculpture that eventually falls apart.

The solar system contains numerous small bodies -- comets and asteroids -- and Jupiter often acts as a "cosmic vacuum cleaner," sweeping up some of these rocks and chunks of ice, preventing them from moving in to perhaps impact Earth.

Or, if that's too surreal, try a more traditional cocktail, like the Moro Mou ("my baby" in Greek), in which tequila and salted-pistachio orgeat lap at a single rock of cut ice.

The fried banana slices with tempura coats made the grade but the tempura ice cream did not, consisting of a rock-hard ball of ice cream inside a layer of yellow cake with a tempura outer coating.

The presence of a layer of rock on top of ice would be gravitationally unstable.

Instead, temperatures dropped very quickly and caused the slush on sidewalks and roads to freeze into thick, rock hard sheets of ice.

In the two bars, with 18-foot vaulted ceilings, drinks are served "in the rocks" (in glasses made of ice).