Few U.S. college students have the necessary academic background to transfer into a STEM field, experts say, and many women and minority students who want to pursue STEM degrees are said to be frozen out by a chilly climate.
Lay a path of colored ice cubes (frozen in advance) leading chilly kids to the toasty booty.
In 1979, she fell out of favor by contributing a short story to Vasily Aksyonov's unofficial collection Metropol, a transgression that froze her already chilly relations with the government.
WHEN Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in 1979, things turned chilly for the Scottish Conservatives until they were frozen out altogether, losing all seats in 1997.
In early 1996, technically to help promote the film Roommates, I got to drink whisky and talk Columbo with Peter Falk in a hotel bar in a chilly Paris ("many are cold but few are frozen," Falk said).
The New Yorker, April 11 , 1964P. 36 Dialogue overheard near Rockefeller Center on an unseasonably chilly day: Matron waiting for light to change, to rookie policeman: "You look absolutely frozen".
By Gertrude Goldberg and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 11 , 1964P. 36 Dialogue overheard near Rockefeller Center on an unseasonably chilly day: Matron waiting for light to change, to rookie policeman: "You look absolutely frozen".
Freeze until fully frozen.
This all-Bryars release also includes his Two Love Songs (2010), airy settings of Petrarch sonnets for a cappella female choir, sung with a grace so chilly it might freeze at any moment.
When I say "freeze" I do not mean chilly, but actually freezing to death.
