block of ice

In miserable contrast, the below-average Gilded Age American had to make do with a pair of shoes and a melting block of ice.

Then on Thursday he was skiving off work, sitting on the toilet reading the Daily Sport and he finished with a block of ice on his head.

Think of your ordinary, emotional, thought-ridden self as a block of ice or a slab of butter left out in the sun.

Blaine's previous stunts include being buried alive for a week in a see-through coffin and being encased in a block of ice for 63 hours.

If cryogenics were all free, then you could live like Walt Disney and live for all eternity inside a block of ice.

With very clear water and no waves, you can see the shadow of the block of ice at the bottom of the sea.

Kil'jaeden captures the fleeing Ner'zhul and irreversibly transforms him into the Lich King, encasing him in a block of ice.

frozen. The chair that I sit on all day? Literally a block of ice.

Put less food on your plate. Freeze your credit card into a block of ice.

The next one is I froze myself in a block of ice for three days and three nights in New York City.

As I stood there, frozen into a block of ice, I felt defeated.

Sooner or later the whole basin of water may be turned into a block of ice.

A basin of water may be turned into a block of ice in freezing weather.

Not instantly, but it will keep firing until the unit turns to a solid block of ice.

If left along, the unit will unfreeze, but one touch of most weapons will shatter the block of ice.

Her forehead is completely unlined, like a block of ice.

In the second picture, a homeless polar bear is staying on an isolated big block of ice.

Each creates its art from a square block of ice around two meters in size.

The cap of the perfume bottle brings together tradition and technology, and takes on the aspect of a block of ice.

A large block of ice broke away from the main mass.

You may not see much more than a block of ice.

You can't keep putting the same light in the same block of ice.

In 1999, he was buried in a coffin for one week and, in 2000, he spent 62 hours in a giant block of ice.

a family block of ice cream.

Blaine's previous stunts include being buried alivefora weekina see- coffin and being encasedin a block of ice for 63 hours.

I've got this licked: An African lion in Brookfield zoo, Chicago refreshes himself with a block of ice

I'll be finished in about nine hours. . . A young gorilla chews on a block of ice containing fruit at Los Angeles Zoo