Sentence examples for frozen mornings from inspiring English sources

I remember the smell of beer and brick dust, Dylan on the record player every morning, push-starting the car on frozen mornings, eating crisps in pub gardens while he drank inside.

He conducted a dramatic demonstration at a televised hearing, confronting an evasive NASA witness by dunking a piece of rubber seal in a glass of ice water to show how predictable the failure of the booster rocket's rubber seal might have been on the freezing morning of Challenger's launch.

Freezing mornings are just like any others, he said.

It had snowed both nights; his small bivouac sack was frozen every morning as he hatched himself from it.

A lot of Americans recall diesel, circa 1983, as a dirty fuel that made cars noisy and hard to start on freezing winter mornings.

Darwin's prosaic note has far more genuine pathos: "I have frequently observed fungusses of this genus on old rails and on the ground to become a transparent jelly, after they had been frozen in autumnal mornings".

As the ferry powers through the freezing early-morning fog, Petter tells me he is appealing against his conviction.

It was below freezing that morning when I left my apartment, so I had on a heavy sweater, topped by a wool sport jacket.

The cells used for parabolic flights had to be restored after freezing every morning before flight due to the lack of cell culture facilities on site.

Women 18 39 years of age enrolled in the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program in northern California during 1990 1991 were screened by a short telephone interview to determine eligibility (based on possibility of becoming pregnant) and willingness to collect and freeze first morning urine samples daily for up to 6 months (Waller et al. 1998).

It would take a while for the coal furnace to warm up, so the water bucket in the hallway would be frozen solid each morning.