Sentence examples similar to Congealed into ice from inspiring English sources

Gravity took hold, and eventually dust, gas, ice and rocks congealed into planets and other objects like comets, which sometimes sprinkle Earth with their debris.

His attitude congealed into shtick.

Soon, it congealed into the figure of a man — Count Dracula.

Or, has Iraq, by now, congealed into a real nation?

A tray of tiramisu congealed into a sorry pile.

They were too oily and had congealed into gummy lumps.

An old argument, now congealed into partisan rhetoric.

But over the last decade, French innovation has congealed into complacency.

Instead, it has congealed into more of the same old, same old — on the ground, pedestrians pick their way on narrow icy paths through cinder-caked mounds of snow; on the roofs, layers of ice and snow create ice dams that can back up underneath shingles and lead to cracks, leaks and cave-ins.

All at once, the crowd congealed into a tableau, illustrating a marriage proposal.

All the pain and all the death are gone, congealed into repugnant fluffy felt.