Sentence examples for frozen pavements from inspiring English sources

As a young man slips his way to the Co-op across frozen pavements, it occurs to him that the tricky conditions must be even worse for one of his elderly neighbours so – in the true spirit of Christmas – he does something about it … bless him.

But they're still far smaller than groups in the US, with individual members often kneeling on freezing pavements for hours to hold the 12-hour presence demanded by the group HQ that's located "somewhere in Texas".

Yet there's one icon that's not so easy to spot – the stocky green figure in a fedora hat who stands frozen mid-march on the pavement's edge.

The Met Office warned that melting snow may have frozen overnight, turning to ice on pavements and roads.

Another man was hit by a flying barrier, while a woman stood "frozen in panic" thinking she was going to die as Dodson's car careered down the pavement towards her, the court heard.

A 1967 photograph taken in Paris shows a man in a suit bizarrely collapsed on the pavement, a hammer-wielding worker stepping over his body, passers-by mesmerized but unhelping, snarled traffic frozen in time.

A trio of multicoloured ventilation pipes burst up from the pavement along Burlington Gardens in London, while the assembled stone statues look down from their plinths, frozen in disbelief.

It had snowed a couple of days earlier, and the highway was a patchwork of dry pavement and hard, rutted ice, where drifting snow had blown across the asphalt in a warm southern wind and frozen overnight.

Of course, the current version of Power Mailbox takes up half the pavement and all of the attic, disables the fax, takes 12 minutes to disgorge letters and occasionally freezes everything in the fridge; forcing one to turn off all the lights, throw away the frozen fruit and restart dinner.

Freeze until fully frozen.

Temperatures dropped below freezing for days and streets and pavements were covered with snow and ice.