Sentence examples for freezing with horror from inspiring English sources
Dennis brags about speedballs, heroin and Dom Perignon, and the play's most slapstick moment involves Warren spilling an enormous bag of cocaine on the floor, then freezing with horror at the white cloud it throws up.
A few minutes earlier, he had awakened and was frozen with horror, having mistaken the luminous dial of the watch lying on a chair nearby for the muzzle of a rifle motionlessly aiming at him.
One diner sat frozen, staring with horror at the white glob in her chopsticks while her friends held their breath.
We never thought this could happen, but here's a version of "Frozen" that we want nothing to do with: "Frozen" the horror movie.
Some stood mute, frozen with fear.
But I felt frozen with fear.
I'm frozen with fear today.
Sophie froze with an icy smile.
In a poem entitled "The Ghost of Berry Hill," he wrote: Did you ever see a Spook or a Ghost, Did you ever have a Haunt, or something almost, Whisper, with warm breath close to your ear, Till it froze up your blood with horror and fear?
Sookie is frozen in horror, until Bill zips over with vamp speed to hold her, followed by Sam, who wraps her in a blanket and brings things back to what really matters – saying sorry for their abysmal date.
