Sentence examples for with some ice from inspiring English sources
Leave to cool completely or eat while still warm with some ice cream, as a pudding.
Put in a blender with some ice cubes, half the sugar and half the water.
That is good news and should be celebrated — perhaps with some ice cream?
He offers us Cokes and puts a lemon wedge in each glass with some ice, like we're in a hotel bar.
The spreading disks, mostly tiny ice particles, with some ice boulders for heft, had never before been seen in such rich detail.
They're delicious on their own for dessert, just touched with some ice cream or crème fraîche and maybe a shortbread cookie on the side.
Strain the syrup, setting aside the quince to have with some ice-cream or in your morning porridge.
Allow to cool, then serve as they are (a little warm is best) or with some ice-cream and a few pistachios for extra indulgence.
In the interview room they behave predictably: they follow a set script, starting with some ice-breaking chit-chat, then asking you about yourself, then setting a work-related problem.
Tuck some fresh berries in amongst the herbiage if you like, and dust the lot with some icing sugar.
After washing your hair, blast it with some ice-cold water -- it seals the hair cuticle, making the hair shinier.
