Sentence examples for frost off from inspiring English sources

Russia and Poland vowed today to let renewed trade and pragmatism warm the frost off their troubled past as President Vladimir V. Putin ended a two-day trip here -- the first by a Russian leader since 1993.

Tumpey wiped the frost off a box.

"The patient's husband frequently observed her in the middle of the night with her head in the freezer eating the frost off the icemaker," the report stated.

Marcus Sedgwick's Revolver, a grim Arctic account of a gun's fascination eating into the protagonist's mind like a kind of moral rust, breathes inimical frost off every page while managing to retain a tiny, crucial core of humane warmth.

He was the first classical music star of the television age; the only one feted with a ticker-tape parade; the first to sell a million copies of an album; above all he was the Texan who brushed the frost off the cold war with his huge hands, modest manner and electrifying renditions of great Russian composers.It happened by chance.

The whole extended family worked the farm, and it was an annual occurrence for Luigi and his younger brothers to come to school bleary-eyed, having been up all night tending fires that kept the frost off the first tomatoes and cucumbers of the season.

"I don't want to eat it," she said with a smile as she licked frosting off her finger.

All kids love cookie decorating, especially licking the frosting off the plastic knife!

I sat at the only corner of our kitchen table that wasn't covered with holiday relics, scraped frosting off the edge, and filled and folded and stamped.

We can thank the British winter, which acts as a check on some troublemakers, since frost kills off tender species.

Instead of spraying his crops, he turns his fields in winter, preferring a workhorse to a tractor, to let the frost kill off pests residing there.