The most common example is of course an ice cube in water.
A. They didn't use ice cubes at the turn of the century.
I think it's like standing inside a blue ice cube.
You warm those ice cubes and they turn back into water.
There were only ice cubes in his glass, she saw.
From day one he couldn't wait to get off this ice cube.
He went into the kitchen; I heard ice cubes in a glass.
There was a small ice cube left in the bottom of the glass.
First, let us think about why the ice cubes might move towards each other and how we could test for it.
Have a bowl of cold water with a few ice cubes in it standing by.
