Sentences with phrase «pouring buckets of ice»

Mr. Siddall's opinion seems less surprising if you consider that, since being hired in 2014 to run CMHC, he has been tasked with pouring buckets of ice water on housing markets in B.C.'s Lower Mainland and Southern Ontario that refuse to cool down amid historically low interest rates.

Posting online is like going to the beach and pouring a bucket of ice into the ocean.

He sat out 132 days for consorting with bookmakers, another month for carrying a firearm and being insubordinate to Tiger management, and seven days for pouring a bucket of ice water over two sportswriters.

This had the effect of pouring a bucket of ice water on sleepy viruses to keep them awake once they reach the nucleus.

Enter Japanese pharmaceutical company Rohto, that announced the Dragon Quest version of its popular and a little crazy Rohto Z eye drops, which will come in the standard version, the Rohto Z Contact version for contact lenses and the Rohto Z Pro version, which is known for giving users a refreshing sensation similar to pouring a bucket of ice in their eyes.

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And if you're passionate about a campaign or charity, seeing all of those «likes» pour in on your Ice Bucket video or mustache picture will probably stoke that passion.

I let the air out of the bag and seal it, and then put it in the refrigerator over night (you can pour ice over the top of the bag in the bucket if you don't have room in the fridge).

Worst case scenario, you can store your milk for a couple days in an ice bucket full of ice from the dispenser, but it is a hassle to keep refilling the ice and pouring out the old water.

ANYA: I see Thomasin as this beautiful flame that has a bucket of ice - cold water poured on it again, and again, and again.

Thus given that such surveys are overly optimistic, a recent UK survey pours bucket loads of ice - cold water on the economic attractiveness of ebook subscription services for publishers.