Sentence examples for freezes between from inspiring English sources

I apply mulch after the ground freezes, between December and January.

If the membrane is highly permeable, the pure water moves out through the cell walls and freezes between the cells.

Shaken, humbled and inarguably transformed, Henry is talking as much about the superstitious fan who freezes between pitches as he is the idea that even the most tightly controlled among us can lead a life free of errors.

My fellow assassins backed away leaving me frozen between the desks.

"Temperatures might [have dipped] below freezing between 7am and 9am but the way it thawed overnight has left us confident.

The one I was shown involved responding to action commands – freeze, reach, hop, "squirm like a wiggly worm" – freezing between each one.

Whatever the motivation for Mr. Kim's snub, analysts said it underscored the deep freeze between North Korea and the United States.

Her vacation signals more than just a thaw in the bitter 50-year freeze between Cuba and the United States.

In many ways, it was Turandot's unfinished status, frozen between the erotic and the fatal, that drew me to it.

IT erupts from Case Western Reserve University's campus in an explosion of rippling brick, warped glass and cascading shingles of stainless steel frozen between Ka and Boom.

So Labour, as it starts its annual conference this week, seems frozen between the anticipation of defeat and its arrival, unable to act until the blow has landed.