Sentence examples for so much ice from inspiring English sources

I tell him, 'Sanjar, you should not eat so much ice cream.' " Mr. Umarov smiled guiltily.

(I do admit to having gone through the difficulty of maneuvering with so much ice.

Now that he is home, he eats so much ice cream.

So much ice existed on the mountaintops that an ice cap was formed as the glaciers coalesced.

"He had so much ice on his feet I don't think he was able to walk," Lee Gardner said.

"The only reason Cayambe keeps so much ice," Estalin told me, "is all the cloud coming up from the jungle".

Why are there so much sea ice in the Bering Sea and the large ice floe in the Chukchi Sea that stopped Shell?

Kruger returns Max to Delacourt, and as she orders for him to be killed, she appears standing on panes of glass which appear like so much thin ice beneath her, foretelling her own impending, grisly death (at the hands of her own police run amok, another common Blomkamp element).

The reason for the disorienting vagueness of so much of "Ice" becomes clear only in retrospect.

Turney also responded to speculation from climate sceptics who have taken to social media sites in recent days to attack the scientific consensus on climate change, pointing out the apparent incongruity of there being so much sea ice around the Shokalskiy in the middle of the Antarctic summer.

The senior AAE team will refine their theories as to what kind of natural phenomenon might trigger the catastrophic release and movement of so much thick ice.