Sentence examples for frozen it seems from inspiring English sources

When eggs are frozen, it seems to harden them, making later fertilisation trickier.

But "Frozen," it seems, has something more.

Some would rather freeze, it seems, than wear a frumpy parka.

It seems that all Kindle orders have been frozen and, it seems, that Jeff Bezos is hanging around New York right now and will speak on Charlie Rose tonight.

And yet the Democratic Party seems frozen; it's not seriously looking at other potential women, or really looking at anyone new at all — even though Clinton hasn't said for sure whether she's running.

Given the similar neurochemical effects of ketamine and clozapine, and given that ketamine alone had a powerful effect on freezing behavior, it seems puzzling that clozapine did not also have a potent effect on behavior.

A clever paradox: though the piece is frozen in place, it seems to be moving faster than ever.

In my test car, MyFord Touch never froze, and it seemed to work a beat faster than before.

In that picture I'm standing on the cabin porch, and behind me the river is frozen solid, or so it seems.

Behind the glass, it seems frozen, waiting for summer night to melt it into action... Jones also read a poem about Sally Hemings, the woman who was enslaved by Thomas Jefferson, the father of six of her children.

With his long, pale face frozen in enigmatic reverie, it seems equally possible that he's thinking about a long-ago afternoon with a lovely girl or the best way of disposing of an inconvenient body.