Usa "iciness" in una frase

1. pulling a face as the iciness numbed his cheeks and

2. Praegon’s iciness said that Lady Phyllis was far past suspicion

3. “Congratulations,” I replied with iciness to my voice

4. What was the truth behind the emeralds Ralph had been carrying? Were they another ancient artefact like the mind-cane, or were they even more powerful than that? He could feel something pressing in his head, almost as strongly as he could feel the iciness of the day infiltrating his skin or the way the pebbles pushed against his feet

5. A sign of the end of winter, but surely it was too soon? Snows still covered the higher ground though none had fallen overnight, and her hands were rubbed raw with the iciness, and the experiences of yesterday also

6. Then even that is gone as I slide into the water, feeling the iciness of mid-fall in it

7. He was aware of an iciness in his own veins

8. Corwin thumbed out his pack of Trumps, pulled from it his own copy of Luke’s image and the card activated with the same touch of iciness

9. It won't help Kornilov," said the officer with a distant iciness

10. impression that you’ve been looking,” she added with some iciness

11. “Yes,” she said immediately with a marked iciness in her voice, “he was a great comfort

12. I shivered from the iciness that had threaded its way into my blood

13. "Wish Josh didn't have that basketball game," muttered Plovert, "because we could so use him as shield against her Iciness

14. The iciness of that thing proved how close he had come to losing his life

15. His breath seared the tender skin on my neck, but I realized that instead of fangs puncturing my jugular, his lips were nuzzling behind my ear, the iciness of them at odds with the heat that was building in me where they touched

16. Willie shivered at the iciness of his mother's rigid body

17. But the captain, for some unknown constitutional reason, had refrained from mentioning all this, and not till forced to it by Ahab's iciness did he allude to his one yet missing boy; a little lad, but twelve years old, whose father with the earnest but unmisgiving hardihood of a Nantucketer's paternal love, had thus early sought to initiate him in the perils and wonders of a vocation almost immemorially the destiny of all his race