Sentence examples for screaming for ice from inspiring English sources
He is screaming for ice cream.
We all will scream for ice cream.
I will scream for ice cream, and I do.
This is the rare time you do not scream for ice cream.
(There are many on the Internet — you look up oronyms, the first one is always 'I scream for ice scream.')" "Then, after I collected the phrases, I had to reverse engineer the bunch of them into some sort of a narrative — decide where the story takes place, who are the characters, what's at the beginning, middle, and end.
Texas Motor Speedway, June 8, 7 30 p.m., texasmotorspeedway.com MCKINNEY Scooped The Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Festival — where sweet-tooth hounds have four hours to make it through nine homemade flavors — will have a crank-off contest in which participants will literally scream for ice cream as they put a lot of elbow grease into the traditional style of making it.
Because running speech often contains no clear word boundaries, the segmentation process has to figure out where one word ends and the next one begins, as illustrated by the classic example I scream for ice cream.
They are all screaming for the ice cream.
It's the cherry on top of the super fan's sundae, and they're screaming for their ice cream.
My fears scream out for ice cream.
