Sentence examples for frozen vital from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Ukraine has frozen vital bus and rail links with Crimea, its southern peninsula annexed by Russia in March.

Meanwhile, Ukraine froze vital bus and rail links with Crimea, its southern peninsula annexed by Russia in March.

It's a bummer that the man was so fearful of an arrest warrant he risked his life in such epic cold, but good on Officer Blimine and the others for making sure James got home without freezing any vital body parts off.

Altidore looked close to tears after apparently freezing at the vital moment.

As the organizer of an event with burlesque, I once had my account frozen for a week, losing vital time to purchase supplies, and I had to submit via email all sorts of information to "prove" I was legit (meaning, of course, not a sex worker).

Caterpillar's chief executive, Douglas Oberhelman (whose compensation has increased more than 80 percent over the last two years), says the freeze was vital to keep wages competitive with rival companies.

The government insists pay freezes are vital to cutting the deficit.

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls was heckled last month when he told delegates at the TUC conference that a pay freeze was vital to securing jobs.

"Why are you expecting the support of hundreds of thousands of public service workers when you continue to repeat that position?" Mr Balls explained that a pay freeze was vital to securing jobs, which caused grumbles in the hall and led one man to shout: "Shame".

The concept of whole organ cryopreservation is attractive; however attempts to freeze-store vital organs such as the heart, liver and kidney have so far proved uniformly unsuccessful.

Many cryonicists choose to have only their heads frozen – because that contains all the vital matter – and by the time people can be brought back to life it will be easier, and preferable for some, to attach a new body.