Sentence examples for candidates frozen from inspiring English sources

Unlike the first debate at Hofstra University in New York, in which television cameras only showed the candidates frozen in place, Sunday's debate will offer both Trump and Clinton an opportunity to interact with undecided voters in the crowd.

For the validation of candidates, frozen tumour and matched tumor-adjacent tissue from an independent sample series of gastric cancers were obtained from the National University Health System under an institutionally approved protocol.

The drop-by yielded a memorable still of the candidate, frozen on a security camera and ordering alone — a testimonial to public life in all its hyperdissected isolation.

During the presentation of solutions, one candidate froze.

It's Sunday, and as the candidates freeze in Iowa today, the rest of the country sits around and leisurely peruses the opinion pages over their morning coffee.

And interviews, though telling, are time-consuming, and often times, candidates freeze or give a bad impression because they are nervous.

In most cases during creation of the de novo ts alleles multiple candidates were frozen, sometimes up to 12 independent alleles.

"Candidates sometimes freeze and are caught off-guard when they have the floor," Taylor says.

The video posted on TheHill.com under the headline "Debate intro mixup causes candidates to freeze in their tracks" has to be seen to fully convey the impact of this comedy of errors.

When the gene lists were mined for common candidates during freezing and thawing, there were only two and 20 genes in common in the up- and down-regulated classes, respectively.

The New York Times called it "as dead-serious as a $100-a-plate dinner of gray meat and frozen candidates' smiles".