Sentence examples for froze back from inspiring English sources

But in a move that will cause jubilation among her regular patrons, she will have a special surprise on the dessert menu (spoiler alert): sour cherry pie, made with a bounty of hand-pitted Hudson Valley cherries that she froze back in June.

"The reaction was very mixed when he (Ridsdale) first came down here, but he's proven over a period of time firstly, that his actions, whilst the ex-board froze back in January, saved the club, and now his actions in bringing in the likes of Darren Purse to the club, have made on the pitch improvements as well.

Khan is frozen back up, with his friends, and sent back into space.

But she was asking for her blood to be frozen back in 2002.

The floating sea ice had broken up entirely the previous month — very unusual for this location — and now was feebly freezing back together again.

Sleet starts out as snow, melts into rain, then freezes back into nasty little pellets as it passes through a cold layer of air near the ground.

Even more astonishingly, this gravity-defying water, forced up the mountainsides to colder zones, was freezing back onto the bottom of the ice sheet, in accretions hundreds of feet thick.

If your 24-well of ES cells was VERY confluent, you can freeze back 1/4 of these cells to one stock vial, transferring the remaining 3/4 of the cells to the 6-well.

My brother-in-law wrapped the cat remainder in dead leaves and carried it home, and then he and my uncle worked for an hour to dig a hole in the frozen back yard.

So I think that's my favorite, the water running uphill and then it freezes back up on the bottom of the ice sheet". Current College of Dental Medicine student Lynda Asadourian shared her story of volunteering in the Dominican Republic with her class and what this experience meant to her as a first generation citizen born to Armenian parents.

Lenin's Western suit and his tie demonstrated a dynamic and still open relationship with the West, while Stalin's uniform, resembling a traditional Russian peasant tunic tolstovka, was an iconographic symbol of the society freezing back into conservative and immutable forms.