Sentence examples for touching the ice from inspiring English sources

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

They all sit atop little wooden platforms -- they're about 4 feet by 4 feet and called pallets -- that can be picked up with the forklifts without touching the ice cream.

As you glide, bring the left heel close to the instep of the right foot, but not touching the ice.

Grab an ice cube with a rag and rub the wax, touching the ice directly to it.

Instruct them that, without touching the ice cube itself, they can use any body part to warm the cup to try and melt the ice.

You can lean an ice pack up against the side of your hamster's cage (as long as the cage is fully closed, meaning there are no bars so your hamster has no way of actually touching the ice pack) to keep them cold when they are in that area.

"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.

"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.