Sentence examples for images frozen from inspiring English sources

The struggle is ornately stylized, a repetitive series of images frozen and fluid.

This is important -- and frightening, to some -- because the digital data is much more elastic than film images, frozen on celluloid.

We often think of memories like Polaroid snapshots, images frozen in time.

We've seen humanoid images frozen in place like this before a million times, but not here. .

"Images trapped (not tangible) on-screen and images frozen (not moving) in the physical world.

A grand staircase that seems to have a case of the shakes, as if hungover after the all-night ball, a man whose conversation is blocked by his own mutinous lips: these images freeze the gag before the punchline.

In his new book, "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," published by the University of Chicago Press, he has compiled the best of those images, freezing the war's most intense and dramatic moments, from the fall of Saddam Hussein in April 2003 to the democratic elections of December 2005.

— As Craig Brown watched President Obama's news conference on Wednesday night on his TiVo-equipped television, he kept hitting the pause button so he could throw questions at the image frozen on the screen.

In any case, when I think about the driver all I can see is my own image frozen in his rearview mirror: my hair is still long; I'm thin, wearing a denim jacket and a pair of awful, oversize glasses.

The image frozen on supports which can either be paper or a digital screen locks memories that are relived upon simply gazing at it.

Journalists and historians often treat Dylan's songs as emblematic of the era and Dylan himself as the quintessential "protest" singer, an image frozen in time.