Icing used in a sentence

Icing in a sentence as a noun

That's icing on the cake, to me, because I protect my family.

The hopelessly mixed metaphor is just icing on the cake, but you do have to break a few eggs to throw the baby out before it's hatched.

That you can adjust the focus after you shoot is icing on the cake, but tremendously delicious icing.

And the icing on the cake is probably the minimum 2 recruiter LinkedIn emails I get a week offering even more money.

So these companies make most of their profits in the US, and then they'll grumble and accept lower prices in every other country, because at that point it's just icing to them.

But that is just about the only icing on this cake, other than that there needs to be some real hard work done to set this right and to do what can be done to avoid a repetition in the future.

More so,\n I think it's in WMF's and the open source communities interest to coalesce\n around the MariaDB Foundation as the best route to ensuring a truly open\n and well supported future for mysql derived database technology.\n Performance gains along the way are icing on the cake.