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1. The lorry skidded on a stretch of black ice.

2. Driving conditions are dangerous, with black ice in many areas.

3. Motorists have been warned about black ice on the roads.

4. Thus will the terror of black ice be banished.

5. Black ice in winter and white - outs, too.

6. There may be black ice on the roads tonight, so drive carefully.

7. She looked like a drowned woman floating under black ice.

8. There is black ice on many roads this morning.

9. Black ice makes driving very dangerous.

10. I bought the black ice kind of how it is not Chunhei?

11. Black Ice is a Tatiana exclusive with fabric made only for Tatiana.

12. Leaves on rails are a bit like black ice on roads.

13. Emma: It's orange and black ice cream! It's really good!

14. Black ice: Old ice that was exposed to extremely cold temperatures, scree[sentencedict.com], and snowfall.

15. Motorists are warned to take extra care this morning because there is black ice on many roads.

16. Drivers on the M25 are likely to encounter fog and black ice tonight.

17. The previous year her chief secretary had travelled home on black ice and thick snow.

18. But the second ... I wanted to warn you: black ice, low cloud, a speed trap; some hazard.

19. The AA said roads were expected to be "very busy and dangerous due to snow and black ice" and advised motorists to delay non-essential trips.

20. In parts of England hundreds of motorists were forced to abandon their vehicles, as black ice and drifting snow turned the roads into slippery toboggan runs.