Sentence examples for continued frozen from inspiring English sources
While that's one-third lower than last year, the executives are bracing for plummeting sales and continued frozen securities markets.
The novel features two notable inventions: Bokononism, a religion of lies "that make you brave and kind and healthy and happy," and ice-nine, a type of ice that forms at any temperature up to 114.4 degrees and continues freezing all of the liquid it contacts in a kind of chain reaction.
Stir the mixture and continue freezing for several hours.
Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and continue freezing until the mixture is firm.
If they are still wiggly put them back in the freezer and continue freezing the squares until they are almost frozen.
President Nicolas Sarkozy has announced a continued freeze in the national government's contributions to the departments, which are important administrative divisions.
So the Autumn Statement will have its usual stories about tax breaks for business, a crackdown on tax avoidance, and a continuing freeze on fuel duty.
Investors around the world had awaited his speech with an almost obsessive fixation in recent days, as what began as a panic in subprime mortgages for people with weak credit continued to freeze up lending on scores of other fronts, from jumbo mortgages to borrowers with good credit to a growing number of billion-dollar leveraged buyouts.
Mr Mitchell's successor, former Transport Secretary Justine Greening, is reportedly preparing to reverse Mr Mitchell's decision, bringing Britain back into line with other countries - including the Netherlands, the US and Germany - who have continued to freeze aid following the findings of a UN report that Rwanda was supporting rebels from the M23 movement in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
More than a month later, the adult mice continued to freeze when placed in the environment where they'd had the painful experience.
The running mates, never close, detached as Garfield continued to freeze out the Stalwarts from his patronage.
