1.   You can buy cigarettes, potato chips, Ravens pennants, Styrofoam ice chests and snow shovels.

2.   Beyond this was a galley with cooking stove, ice chest and other gear, while for minor repairs there was a workbench and vice fitted.

3.   American deep-sea fisherman, who can take ice chest after ice chest of their catch back on their international flights, are driving a hotel and residential building boom.

4.   And he was concerned that state officials would let growers substitute ice chests for refrigerators.

5.   At least one group of Arizona anglers had ice chests full of bass fillets confiscated because none of the fishermen had Mexican fishing licenses.

6.   A deck of cards, a good book, a well-stocked ice chest?

7.   But not without first loading on an ice chest and an enormous picnic hamper.

8.   But the most common usage is to seal the ice chest you plan to stuff with filets.

9.   But the opening to the cargo bay is so small that a large ice chest, much less a surfboard, may be out of the question.

10.   Elie was accompanied by an ice chest, a stash of books and tapes and New York photographer Frank Stewart.