Sentence examples for warehouse of ice from inspiring English sources
If a mid-summer power outage melts a warehouse of ice cream, the news would slam YoCream; if that happened to Häagen-Dazs, giant parent Nestlé stock would still be solid.
The company, whose warehouse holds 40 tons of ice, sold out its supply during the heat wave that started on the July 4 weekend.
Use 2 cups of frozen strawberries (buy the large bags, especially from a warehouse store), 4 cups of ice, 1 cup of strawberry margarita mix, and 1 Tablespoon of lime juice.
Early ice houses were relatively small, but later storage facilities were the size of large warehouses and contained much larger quantities of ice.
The size of the ice houses made it difficult to load ice into them; in 1827 Wyeth invented a lever and horse-drawn pulley system to raise blocks of ice through the roofs of the warehouses.
He said pushcart operators have ancillary costs, including $20 or so for each delivery of ice several times a day and to transport their carts from warehouses or garages.
Around four million tons (four billion kg) of ice was routinely stored along the Hudson River and Maine alone, the Hudson having around 135 major warehouses along its banks and employing 20,000 workers.
Later improvements to loading included the use of lift systems to raise the blocks of ice to the top of the building, first using horse power, then steam power; the largest warehouses later introduced conveyor belt systems to bring the ice into storage.
Penguins out of ice, people.
