Sentence examples for air freezing from inspiring English sources

Ashley Bouder responded keenly to it, her feet twinkling in the air, freezing in out-of-the-blue staccato timing or biting into the floor in rapid runs on point.

Cold air freezing your throat, filling your lungs and drifting from your mouth in the form of an exhausted little cloud.

In this study, the air freezing index (DDFa) is selected as an indicator for the degree of frozen ground degradation.

Around it, like a bubble of prehistoric air frozen inside a glacier, a familiar atmosphere of 1954 hung on.

The sun burns your nose while the air freezes your ears: you learn quickly the value of 'layering', thin fleeces and vest you can strip in and out of as you pass from sun to shadow, as your labouring body moves from downhill lope to uphill sweat.

Cold air freezes a rind on top of the molten wax.

You are probably eating that fake sugar, whipped air, frozen "confection" as you read this.

Then the warm air freezes upon contact with the coils and turns into frost or ice therefore forming ice crystals.

"Sometimes in St . Petersburg at night, the moisture in the air freezes, creating tiny, suspended particles of light.

I started to apply with just "Brown" as my surname, but then felt the air freeze when I arrived at the interview.

Various drying methods, such as tray drying in hot air, freeze microwave, have been standardized for production of dried meat products [9, 10, 11].