Sentence examples for as a freezer from inspiring English sources
The people we visited were using their back porch as a freezer.
Some of the team's tweaks are designed to save energy: They created a refrigerator that sends a picture of its contents by wi-fi to a person's computer (it cuts down on those odd moments of opening the freezer and peeking inside) as well as a freezer that makes blizzard sounds when it's open to remind absentminded kitchen-goers to close it more quickly.
"My childhood dream was to get a Lada 2103," says Meleg, 42. "Back then, waiting years for a car, a telephone line or an apartment, or something as trivial as a freezer, was part of everyday life in the 'worker's paradise.'".
Wrap the cat carefully in plastic (such as a plastic bag) and store the body in a cool place, such as a freezer or on a cold concrete floor.
Stir well again Place into a cookie set and pipe out small circles of the mix onto a lined baking tray/sheet.This can be as simple as using into a freezer bag with the corner cut off.
A special team investigating the cases arrived soon after and found body parts in a freezer, as well as purses and other personal effects later linked to the missing.
His parents separated when he was small, his younger brother died in a car crash and his early days were spent on the family dairy farm north of Christchurch as well as working as a security guard, in a freezer works and as a courier.
Our round-up of the best Twitter responses includes female scientists in a variety of "distractingly sexy" poses, such as rifling through a freezer, being face down in a neolithic grave and sporting a head-to-toe hazard suit.
A prosecutor described how the victims were bound, gagged and blindfolded with duct tape, their heads covered with plastic bags, and shot one by one as they knelt in a freezer room.
Two men facing an avalanche of evidence in last week's execution-style massacre at a Wendy's restaurant stood silently at their arraignment as a prosecutor described in chilling detail how the victims were bound, gagged and blindfolded, their heads covered with plastic bags, and shot one by one as they knelt in a freezer room.
As the suspects, John B. Taylor, 36, and Craig Godineaux, 30, stood silently in a packed courtroom in Kew Gardens, a prosecutor described in gripping detail how the victims were bound, gagged and blindfolded with duct tape, their heads covered with plastic bags, and shot one by one as they knelt in a freezer room.
