ice work造句

• But his off-ice work ethic has endeared him to the coaches.
• The final stop is a gallery of ice works by artist Riita Paivalainen.
• The heat and powerful spray do some of the de-icing work.
• In 1997, she became a co-owner of the Ice Works rink in Aston, Pennsylvania.
• In September 2007, they moved to the Ice Works Skating Complex in Aston, Pennsylvania.
• While the other skaters performed, Eldredge did off-ice work, trying to jump-start his legs.
• Ice works like a mirror, del Valle said.
• They were coached by Uschi Keszler and Robbie Kane at Ice Works FSC in Aston, Pennsylvania.
• In 1859 Sinnett again returned to South Australia to take the management of the Adelaide Ice Works.
• After three weeks of conditioning, he called in ex-teammate Jay Caufield to help with his on-ice work.
• Today Vasilevskiy did an on ice work out goalie coach Frantz Jean, facing shots from close range.
• Burkle, who normally sculpts in bronze and stone, said he didn't regret seeing his ice works eventually melt.
• In 1907 the two cooperatives merged and purchased the Fassifern Butter Factory and Ice Works from Howes Brothers.
• The ice works belonged to Hoo Ah Kay ( " circa " 1816-1881 ), which were demolished in 1981.
• He expects the session with executive director Wayne Gretzky and coach Pat Quinn to be mostly informal, with little on-ice work.
• The USFSA has been prodding them to do more off-ice work, more strength training and conditioning, more flexibility exercises, more stretching.
• In 1943-44 the Company purchased the Currawong estate ( including the guest houses ) at Little Mackerel Beach and the Narrabeen Ice Works.
• But he apparently changed his mind quickly and spent much of the summer working out, although he resumed on-ice work only this week.
• I wanted to put in a new long program and work hard on my technique and do a lot of off-ice work as well.
• By 1932 he was a research chemist's assistant and in 1934 he acquired his father's business, a hotel, the Star Theatre, and an ice works.