Sentence examples for frozen life from inspiring English sources

And, like pantry items, we're talking about shelf life, or frozen life.

These stunning photographs, stored in sealed canisters, captured both the exotic beauty of the landscape and the dull, frozen life on the ice floes.

Puente, a local grassroots organization, intervened and saved her from deportation, but she is essentially doomed to a kind of frozen life: can't work and can't go to college, although she has lived virtually her whole life in the U.S. and has no reason to go back to Mexico and nowhere to live if she's sent there.

On Monday, Mr. Netanyahu said Israel "cannot freeze life in the settlements," calling the American demand "unreasonable".

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel said Monday that halting construction in settlements in the West Bank would be equal to "freezing life," and, therefore, "unreasonable".

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that halting construction in settlements in the West Bank would be equal to "freezing life," and, therefore, "unreasonable".

Alexandre Starker, Geneva While Israel claims that it "cannot freeze" life in the settlements, Palestinian life surrounding the settlements is in a state of perpetual suspension, strangled by the Israeli occupation.

One exists to freeze life, the other to celebrate it.

Rankin: The act of taking pictures is capturing a moment of life, freezing life for a fraction of a second.

Their old reflexes that have frozen political life for twenty years and that dug the chasm between those who govern and the people.

It is mercifully untainted by formal affiliations with the schools, museums and other cultural institutions that in recent years have frozen the life out of architecture in the United States.