Sentence examples for freezes from from inspiring English sources
Instead, he has sought "voluntary" price freezes from retailers.
He warns that promises of fare freezes from some London mayoral candidates for 2016 are unrealistic.
The river freezes from November until May, except in places where hot springs come to the surface.
There's no end to water's chemical kinkiness, including the way it freezes from the top down and becomes buoyant as it chills.
Citizens Advice welcomed the winter price freezes from British Gas and SEE, and called on other big energy firms to follow suit.
Like other public sector professions, the judiciary has endured years of pay freezes, from 2009-13, followed by two years when salaries nudged up by 1% per annum.
The river is frozen from early November to early May.
The others came frozen from Virginia and California.
But they stand, their hair frozen from water cannons.
The onion rings are bought frozen from a distributor.
The river is frozen from early December to late March.
