Sentence examples for frozen becomes from inspiring English sources

Elsa's love of cold climates will serve her well when the hit animated movie "Frozen" becomes a live touring show for Disney on Ice.

When asked whether she likes her teacher, she freezes, becomes withdrawn and, after a few minutes, starts sobbing.

In contrast, storage buffers are easy to transport and are purported to increase the time before freezing becomes necessary and thus provide researchers with the flexibility to ship samples from the field.

Animals in pain and/or distress also often instinctively freeze, become silent or make few sounds.

Even a wage freeze becomes a lower wage over time, as inflation eats into it.

In Parkinson's disease, gait freezing becomes more common and less medication responsive with disease progression (Giladi et al., 2001; Bloem et al., 2004).

In the preparation of cryo-samples, the specimen is rapidly frozen and becomes thus embedded in a layer of vitreous (amorphous) ice (7, 8).

Recruiters at major papers have little to do these days as hiring freezes become even more rigorously enforced.

Despite being a student show, Freeze became the most talked-about art event of the year in London, attracting the attention of both Saatchi and Serota.

When the banking crisis triggered the last recession in 2008 and 2009, pay freezes became commonplace in the private sector but have now dwindled away.

"Personally, I hope egg-freezing never becomes the norm.