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The last of the air holes would ice over soon.

There is a bridge of ice over the river between them.

The mud had a film of ice over the top.

Rub the ice over the affected area for 3 to 5 minutes.

He has been a constant fixture with the Ice over their 13 years.

"There's a skin of ice over the whole pond already."

The Spirit struggled on and off the ice over the first three seasons.

A pure white light that spread like ice over the darkness.

His gaze glittered at me like ice over black rock.

These boulders were carried far from their northern sources by ice over 15,000 years ago.

Do you know how long it takes to melt a pail of ice over a fire?

And laying new ice over the surface of the wound was worthless.

Spread a little more icing over the top of the assembled cake.

It was fragile ground, though, thin ice over a quagmire.

I felt a cloud burst within me, releasing drops of ice over my heart.

Float a ball on the surface to prevent it from icing over.

Try putting ice over the Achilles tendon for 15 to 20 minutes, two to three times per day.

He kicked a final divot of ice over the corpse.

Spread the green fudge icing over the top and side of your cake.

Application of a cool washcloth or ice over the site may be useful.

Here at the equator, lakes and streams ice over in deep winter.

"Well, it's so beautiful with the ice over everything.

Other hands, fingers, ran ice over my arms, under my chin.

We bumped into each other and he slipped and went down on the ice over there.

Lloyd had poured several pounds of ice over a towel in the sink.

Particularly when the growth of ice up north tried to factor itself in.

Kidneys can be kept on ice up to 48 hours.

"Your body heat and movement should keep you from icing up."

It might just as easily start grinding the ice up against us.

They still have to use guides out on the pack ice up north, though.

A lot of ice up there, but probably easier than Manhattan to learn how to drive.

Apply ice up to 20 minutes at a time.

Even the drill bit in my spine was icing up.

There is no ice up here - except, and then only rarely, in very deep cracks.

"Things ice up very fast, and all of a sudden you're in trouble.

The next morning we were planning to climb a 500-foot river of ice up a mountainside.

- Slide a piece of ice up and down your lover's body.

I was not going to die tonight and stand before God, having done a bunch of ice up my nose."

The traitors to family are immersed in ice up to their faces.

After 18 hours, the aircraft's wings ice up and the engine stalls.

He may have been icing up but the return to winning warmed the hearts of the team.

At least two methods were employed to break the ice up:

Soon the chambers of his heart would ice up and he would simply drop dead.

Already it is breaking the ice up more gently.

"Exactly, but it is only the water outside the cells that ices up.

It is capable of breaking ice up to 6" thick.

The ice up there won't be as thick again for years and years.

When you first notice the pain, apply ice up to 15 minutes every hour for the first day.

Thicker ice up to 3 m can be broken by ramming.

The ship creaks and groans like the ice up there.