Broadway is getting a little icier as Frozen rolls into town.
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Her case sits on the icier, distant end of the spectrum.
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It's not as flavorful as the one at Barrachina—much icier.
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It was creamy, sweet, and refreshing (like an icier mint chocolate chip shake).
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Relations between the U.S. and Israel grew steadily icier over the course of Obama's presidency.
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Since suspending the U.S.-Russia talks, relations between the two nations have only gotten icier.
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"So the cold air is getting reinforced," he said, with even icier air expected tonight.
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"My Queen gon stay fresher & icier than me I PROMISE," Ramsey wrote of the gift.
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The temperatures are bitingly cold, and they're forecast to get even icier this weekend, plunging below zero degrees.
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This year, a new crop of spendy, heavy-duty coolers promised to keep your beverages icier than ever.
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Ms. Mirren has rarely been icier, and her powerful, scary performance doesn't strive to make her character likable.
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Whether you're a tropical fish or swimming in icier waters, Pisces people across the board and across climes are in hibernation mode!
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Gone was the cyberpunk aggression of the flexi and in its place an icier synth soundscape that pushed the band further toward greatness.
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Clockwise from top right, my choices were Caucasian (looks most like my Caucasian self, but with icier blue eyes), Asian, black, and Indian.
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The only thing that stayed the same was the color (an icier, Courtney-Love blonde) and length created with the help of some extensions.
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The Nostalgia produced decent ice cream that's a touch denser and icier than we'd like, but it wasn't the biggest offender in the testing lineup.
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Revenge is the theme and cheeky is the tone of "In Order of Disappearance," a delicious Norwegian film full of icy landscapes and icier hearts.
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You Say Party is an icier, synth-led gloom pop that marks a significant stylistic change from the explosive dance punk heard on their previous recordings.
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But here are several examples of sports diplomacy success stories: Ping-pong diplomacy In the 1970s, the Cold War was even icier than the Winter Olympics.
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If Juno finds a lot of water, that suggests Jupiter formed farther from the sun in the colder, icier regions and later migrated to its current orbit.
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The platform for sharing short-form video clips is owned by the Chinese startup Bytedance, and surged in popularity just as the United States' relations with China are turning icier than they have been in years.
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It's likely that any snow that falls Saturday morning will mix with and change to a cold rain in and around the Beltway, but in colder locations well to the northwest, an icier scenario needs to be watched.
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"I think the advantage you have, for sure, starting later is you get to see the other racers go before you," the 25-year old said, while adding the course was slicker and icier than during the three training runs.
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The biggest difference for Ben & Jerry's fans might be that these new pints also don't have the denser consistency and slightly icier flavor associated with the brand's frozen yogurt offerings, which currently come in a variety of well-known B&J's flavors.
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The phocomelic babies are portrayed using clever effects, but "Call the Midwife" is uninterested in clinical details for their own sake—the sort of surgical spectacular that dominates the icier medical-history series "The Knick," which takes a surgeon's (and, not coincidentally, a director's) view of the world.
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A New York City theater crowd had an icier reaction late last year when now-Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE was booed by the audience as he attended "Hamilton" on Broadway.
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Reviewers praised Pulaski's approach, as well as her ability to fit in with the crew. Critics noted her unique warm presence in contrast to the icier other regular characters and noted her more interesting relationship with the Captain as she would stand up to him. Episodes featuring Pulaski in a leading role produced united opinions among critics describing "Unnatural Selection" as a key episode.
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Trails at night are normally not as busy as during the day, but there are usually fewer runs available. The trails also tend to be icier than during the day, due to melting and refreezing. While the invention of night skiing is often credited to Webb Moffet in 1945"Snoqualmie Pass History", The Summit at Snoqualmie"Timeline of Snoqualmie Pass area events in history", Hyak.net who used to own Snoqualmie Summit Ski Area near Seattle, Washington, night skiing actually originated with Clare Bousquet at Bousquet Ski Area in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 1936 thanks to a local partnership with General Electric.
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Simulation work published in 2005 by Robin Canup suggested that Charon could have been formed by a collision around 4.5 billion years ago, much like Earth and the Moon. In this model, a large Kuiper belt object struck Pluto at high velocity, destroying itself and blasting off much of Pluto's outer mantle, and Charon coalesced from the debris. However, such an impact should result in an icier Charon and rockier Pluto than scientists have found. It is now thought that Pluto and Charon might have been two bodies that collided before going into orbit about each other.
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" Muldaur said after her casting: Of Pulaski's willingness to stand up to the captain, Muldaur said: Some television critics praised Muldaur's performance, with one noting her "wry, no-nonsense warmth that plays nicely off of some of the icier regulars". The addition of Muldaur, along with Whoopi Goldberg, also served to redress the absence of women from the principal cast, as the departure of McFadden and Denise Crosby had left only Marina Sirtis, a rapid attrition of women that recalled the imbalance of the original Star Trek series. Ultimately, however, Muldaur found working on the syndicated show an "unhappy" experience, saying, "The imagination and joy wasn't there." "Everybody was out for themselves.
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Brave Punk World author James Greene cited Marquis de Sade's 1979 album Dantzig Twist as "a classic" of the genre. He also referenced KaS Product as a group that "pushed cold wave to icier places in the early 1980s and ended up one of its preeminent voices." In The SAGE International Encyclopedia of Music and Culture (2019), Eric S. Strother identified Ruth, Charles de Goal, Marquis De Sade, KaS Product, Asylum Party, and Resistance as "significant early cold wave groups". According to Pieter Schoolwerth, who was involved in the scene during 1980s, coldwave artists and cassette labels communicated through an underground cassette culture; Alain Neffe's Insane Music label in Belgium was heavily active in European cassette culture.
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10 'Ice dwarf' however also saw some use as an umbrella term for all trans-Neptunian minor planets, or for the ice asteroids of the outer Solar System; one attempted definition was that an ice dwarf "is larger than the nucleus of a normal comet and icier than a typical asteroid." Before the Dawn mission, Ceres was sometimes called a 'terrestrial dwarf' to distinguish it from the 'ice dwarfs' Pluto and Eris. However, since Dawn it has been recognized that Ceres is an icy body more similar to the icy moons of the outer planets and to TNOs such as Pluto than it is to the terrestrial planets, blurring the distinction, and Ceres has since been called an ice dwarf as well.
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In a contemporary review for The Village Voice, music critic Robert Christgau felt that half of the album cannot qualify with Sade's most memorable songs and particularly panned the lyric about a Somali woman who "hurts like brand-new shoes" on the song "Pearls". Amy Linden of Entertainment Weekly stated that the album "surges with emotion, but the mostly lush ambient music on Love Deluxe is low on the oomph meter." In a retrospective review, AllMusic's Ron Wynn wrote that it "marked a return to the detached cool jazz backing and even icier vocals that made her debut album a sensation" with an "urbane sound." In 2020, Rolling Stone ranked the album 247th on its list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
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The album was described by critic Richie Unterberger as "a near classic", Richie Unterberger, The United States of America", Allmusic.com. Retrieved 15 June 2015 "a tour de force (though not without its flaws) of experimental rock that blended surprisingly melodic sensibilities with unnerving blasts of primitive synthesizers and lyrics that could range from misty romanticism to hard-edged irony. For the relatively few who heard it, the record was a signpost to the future with its collision of rock and classical elements, although the material crackled with a tension that reflected the United States of America itself in the late '60s." Describing Moskowitz's vocals as "reminiscent of an icier Grace Slick", he also said that the electronic textures crafted by Byrd "were not simulations of strings and horns, but exhilarating, frightening swoops and bleeps that lent a fierce crunch to the faster numbers, and a beguiling serenity to the ballads.
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