Sentence examples for frozen awaiting from inspiring English sources

Some think we should have our heads frozen awaiting such time as they can regenerate an entire body from a strand of DNA.

The credit markets stay frozen, awaiting the implementation of the rescue plan; though officials promise quick action, experts say it will be weeks before the Treasury can actually start buying up troubled assets.

Some people believe Walt Disney has been cryogenically frozen, awaiting future technology to thaw his genius, even though there is substantial evidence indicating that he was cremated two days after his lung cancer related death, and a small metal wall plaque marks the remains of one "Walter Elias Disney" in a garden at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park.

Meanwhile, leadership from Nassau is in the deep-freeze, awaiting the swearing-in of a new county executive in January.

Before Angelil's cancer treatment - the illness was diagnosed nine years ago - she had IVF and frozen embryos await her.

The remaining 10 were frozen, to await the time when Ms. Karlin and her husband, Jason, might want more children.

So like James Bond, perhaps Bridget is destined always to be frozen in time, awaiting rediscovery by each new generation of anxiously conflicted young women.

His bank accounts and properties have been frozen and he awaits trial soon.

At the end of the hallway four white men await, frozen in a wall-size photograph.

The gymnasium of Patrick Henry High School was packed with voters, many of them black activists, who had waited for over an hour in below freezing temperatures, eagerly awaiting to pick the Vermont senator's brain on issues most important to them.

The late psychologist Ernest Becker, in his 1974 Pulitzer Prize-winning 1974 book "The Denial of Death," wrote that without denial, human beings might become paralyzed by fear on their way to work, frozen on a corner awaiting "the suction of the infinite" -- and then never even make it to Dunkin' Donuts.