Sentence examples for think of ice from inspiring English sources
"I was trying to think of ice as a structural thing," McGuire said.
"People think of ice carving and think of swans, hearts and dolphins," said Julian Bayley, founder of Iceculture, a carving company in Hensall, Ontario.
Whenever I think of ice sculpting, the image of Johnny Depp as Edward Scissorhands, speedily carving an effigy of Winona Ryder, pops into my mind.
It is easy to think of ice as somehow temporary, but scientists say that the Wilkins ice shelf may have been in place for at least several hundred years.
For some reason, universally, everyone can think of ice cream positively.
A pudding of strawberry flavours threw together every condition of the fruit you could think of – ice-cream, jam, jelly, wild, cooked, tuile – and, while lovely, lacked sophistication; I felt about eight years old while eating it, but was comforted by the best pudding wine in town, a 2002 Hetfurtos Tokaji, chosen by the charming Hungarian sommelier, Gerjei.
Considering the innovative confections on offer, it's no surprise to hear the owner, Jeni Britton Bauer, explain, "I've always thought of ice cream as the expression of my art".
Rap artists, like opera singers, are engaged in a kind of dramatic performance and have made the transition quite naturally in movies that reflect the conflicts of the black ghettos that inspire their numbers - one thinks of Ice Cube in in Boyz N the Hood and and the late Tupac Shakur in Gridlock'd.
Growing up in the South, I generally thought of ice cream as a seasonal treat, only later to realize my assumption would strike a New Englander as blasphemy.
When he sang, "You don't have to live like a refugee," it was impossible not to flash to refugee and travel bans, to think of what ICE is up to.
