Sentence examples for freeze together from inspiring English sources

Under calm conditions the crystals freeze together to form a continuous sheet of new ice called nilas.

Pancakes freeze together to form cakes and floes, which contain a large amount of ice with a granular texture.

The air was very cold so I put a neck-gator and beanie on, leaving only my eyes exposed, but I kept feeling my eyelashes freeze together.

On larger lakes where the wind prevents a stable ice cover from initially forming, large floes may be formed, and the ice cover may ultimately stabilize as these floes freeze together, sometimes forming large ridges and piles of ice.

Eventually these pans may enlarge and freeze together to form larger floes, or they may gather at the leading edge of an ice cover and form a layer of accumulating ice that progresses upstream.

FRUIT Easier than making jam: Freeze berries or stone-fruit halves spread out on trays, then bag or put into containers, so they don't all freeze together in a block.

Neither can I, since my eyelashes are frozen together.

The cubes made themselves, and poured periodically into a giant hopper, where they froze together.

B. Trop.: gaudebam sane et congelasse nostrum amicum laetabar otio, had frozen together, i. e. had become wholly inactive, Cic.

Frozen granular, for example, is often misunderstood to be ice, when it is actually "a hard surface of old snow formed by granules freezing together after a rain or warm temperatures".

The testimony, describing how the remains were "frozen together in flesh-on-flesh chunks," came at the opening of the trial of a Michigan businessman, Arthur Rathburn, who sold or leased body parts to medical researchers.