Sentence examples for freezing countryside from inspiring English sources

It is the early 1960s, but in the freezing countryside of central Europe it could as well be the 1860s or 1760s.

Which of us would care to replicate Henry I's fearless daughter Matilda's midnight flight from imprisonment in a castle by crossing an icebound river and trekking seven miles through the freezing countryside?

In the interview, Sir Barney also criticised the National Trust for wanting to "freeze" the countryside and turn it into "a sort of theme park" for Sunday afternoon walks.

"Well, we were living in the countryside in this house, and we had no money and we were freezing," he said.

Philippa Pearce captures the magical "flying" sensation of skating and the curious, ethereal change that comes over the countryside when the water is frozen over and the river can be used as a path.

When he reemerged in late 2005 he had changed his lifestyle: he became a vegan, moved out of the capital into the countryside, and withdrew from party politics completely, ending his already frozen membership in the Liberal Democracy.

Storage fees were one reason that some participants abandoned frozen embryos, which cannot be neglected [ 17– 22]; this was especially true among residents from the countryside.

Like the army and navy in the 18th century, the governance of the countryside is still dominated by titled amateurs, while those with professional knowledge and expertise are frozen out.

I froze.

Neutr., to freeze, freeze up.

Valentino froze.