Sentence examples for danger of freezing from inspiring English sources

What was once a frozen conflict is in danger of freezing over again.

TODAY'S ballet world has two poles, and both are in danger of freezing over.

In danger of freezing, they abandon hundreds of pounds of the meat, and run stumbling up the hill toward town.

They knew about ice and snow and the danger of freezing to death, but no one had thermometers.

Whales, seals and penguins cope with the consequent danger of freezing up by burning vast amounts of food to keep their bodies warm and by insulating themselves with thick layers of fat.

Citing the city's building code, he said he saw no reason why, in these warmer months, the standpipe could not be filled with water for its entire length since there was no danger of freezing.

This model carries the danger of freeze-sensitive vaccines losing their potency.

"But this winter is in the next few weeks, and so many people are in danger of possibly freezing to death".

And the Saudi government has warned that if the legislation passes, it might begin selling off up to $750 billion in Treasury securities and other assets in the United States before they face a danger of being frozen by American courts.

And the fact that the city is insisting that the houses be kept affordable to a family making "only" $92,000 indicates that families at that income level — 130percentt of the median income in the region — may soon be in danger of being frozen out of once lowly East New York.

It's hard to do business internationally when you come from a pariah nation and your U.S. assets are in danger of being frozen.