Sentence examples for touch the ice from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people are afraid to touch the ice, to deal with it as a medium," he said.

In this series we've seen key players not touch the ice for a while — Gaborik, Del Zotto — and it was the same thing with Keenan.

During their Indian folk dance, they showcased their skating skills and originality, moving so fast that they appeared to barely touch the ice.

He will fling himself in counterclockwise ovals at up to 35 m.p.h., leaning so far on corners that his hand will touch the ice, all while trying to avoid getting tangled with a crowd of competitors.

In one gallery, a sheet of ice appears silhouetted in a night sky — the shape of the fatal iceberg as sketched by a witness; here, though, you can touch the ice to get some sense of the temperature of the water into which most of the passengers and crew plunged to their deaths.

Skilled coaches will teach you to lean over and touch the ice as you take each turn, and as Apolo Ohno says in a Vancouver Olympics commercial, "skate with these incredible, long knives on your feet".

Let the icing set up for 15 to 20 min, or until you can touch the icing and it won't stick to your fingers.

When you put the cover on top of the recipe after you make it, be sure to not let it touch the icing layer.

"The other guy comes in, stick never touches the ice.

The first time we touched the ice was the day after we saw our first iceberg.

Forty minutes into practice today, Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur slumped forward in front of his net, his helmet touching the ice.