Sentence examples for frozen grasslands from inspiring English sources

Then he took the family herd — most of the animals were dzomos, female yak-cow hybrids prized for their milk yield — to frozen grasslands nearby.

Then, in early January, he went to the frozen grasslands of Inner Mongolia, where he sat in a herder's tent and spoke of the need to help the poor and unemployed.

Traditional music floated across the freezing grasslands that stretched far into the distance.

Although the existence of permafrost had been known to the inhabitants of Siberia for centuries, scientists of the Western world did not take seriously the isolated reports of a great thickness of frozen ground existing under northern forest and grasslands until 1836.

From the frozen reaches of Alaska and the Canadian Arctic, across the high grassland plains of North America, through the equatorial tropics and down the spine of the Andes to Patagonia at the uttermost end of the earth, the Americas boast an extraordinary range of landscapes and climates.

To the forests of the Amazon, the deserts of the Atacama or Sahara, the grasslands of the Serengeti, the mountains of Nepal, or even Virginia, the wilds of Scotland's Highlands, the Australian bush, frozen Alaska, China above the clouds, Mongolia's plains, to the most treacherous oceans or even the cold, indifferent remoteness of space itself.

Go frozen.

Frozen corn?

WINNER: "Frozen".

Freeze until fully frozen.

Serve frozen.