Examples of 'you want an ice' in a sentence
Meaning of "you want an ice"
you want an ice - a statement asking if someone desires or requires ice for a particular purpose
How to use "you want an ice" in a sentence
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you want an ice
Do you want an ice cream.
Inger and Johannes, do you want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream cone I will give it to you.
Let me pick for you . Do you want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream or something? Where was that place.
They're on whole wheat with lettuce. You want an ice cream sandwich?
You want an ice cream sandwich? They are on whole wheat with lettuce.
Now we decree a day of national struggle… Do you want an ice cream? Lorenzino!
Do you want an ice cube for that?
I will get it. Do you want an ice cream?
Do you want an ice dick for that?
Would love one. You want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream, some sprinkles on it?
Maria? Do you want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream or something?
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I will buy you an ice cream! Do you want an ice cream, Charlie?
Do you want an ice cream after lunch?
There we go . - What is that little baby move? You want an ice cream sandwich?
You want an ice cream sandwich?
Can I get you a beer? You want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream soda?
Did not you want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream cone?
Did n't you want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream cone? Yeah.
Josh, do you want an ice cream?
You want an ice cream, sweetie? Fingers crossed.
Kind of makes you want an ice cream cone, doesn't it?
You want an ice cream or a soda, Grandma 's the one who says yes.
Do you want an ice cream too?
You want an ice cream soda, am I right? A day like today.
Do you want an ice bag?
You want an ice cream? - How many have you had today?
Do you want an ice cube?
You want an ice cream? - No, I have taken two.
Well, hey, you want an ice blended from the kitchen?
Do you want an ice cream too? - Nothing, my dear.
Girls, you want an ice cream? Okay.
You Want an ice cream? Yes, thank you.
Do you want an ice cream? Ice cream!
Do you want an ice cream, Charlie?
