Sentence examples for frozen trees from inspiring English sources
"frozen trees" is a valid English phrase and can be used in written English
It can be used to refer to any instance when trees (usually branches and leaves) have been covered in ice or frost. Example sentence: In winter, the pond near our house was surrounded by a stunning display of frozen trees.
Two Black Hawk helicopters flew over frozen trees en route to Fayetteville, one carrying Gov. Mike Beebe of Arkansas, who toured the northwestern portion of his state on Friday to survey the damage in the aftermath of an ice storm.
This is a book about secrets and lies set out in the Pacific, and Guterson's description of the bare frozen trees and sea are spectacular.
Dejected, I got back into my bulky auto, feeling like a lumbering bear pawing the bark of a frozen tree for inspiration.
This is contrary to the generally held view that freezing in trees occurs first in the xylem based on the large total volume of liquid in xylem vessels (Sakai and Larcher 1987).
Their roots try to draw moisture from the soil, but the ground is frozen, so the trees dry out.
After the first frost, he gathers thirty or forty kilos of them, naturally frozen on the trees.
Surrounded by forests of fir trees, frozen lakes and fields of snow, Berezniki seems as far from Chechnya as one can imagine.
And according to some accounts, it left thousands of birds in the city and dozens of cattle in other outlying, harder-hit northeastern towns frozen solid in trees and fields, dead where they stood.
Young leaves were collected from healthy trees, frozen in liquid nitrogen, and then stored at −40 °С prior to DNA extraction.
Apex, young (LPI 1) and mature (LPI 12) leaves, upper stem (10 cm below the apex), primary phloem and xylem (10 cm above the ground) and roots were simultaneously removed from the trees, frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at -80°C.
Frame four: "I have to … because my mittens are frozen to the tree".
