Sentence examples similar to imagine frozen from inspiring English sources

Try to soak and imagine freezing off any hot anger.

Imagine freeze-framing an infinite repeat button on all the terrible dumb stuff you say after a long whiff of amyl nitrate.

Restaurants feature two soul-warming Mongolian dishes, both based on the steaming soups that I imagine heat frozen yurts in winter.

The maple and walnut scones from The James Kitchen were amazing fresh from the oven, with generous amounts of butter and maple syrup to serve – you'll be grateful for the large quantity, and I imagine they freeze well.

"Imagine a cucumber frozen vodkatini with a lovely little piece of Poilâne toast topped with crab," he said.

Imagine that Congress freezes spending generally.

As the recent current events seminar wound down, I wondered what would happen if the host had the nerve to ask its participants, "What are you looking forward to?" You could imagine the faces freezing.

Her voice had an impressive coldness to it—I could almost imagine its tone freezing my eardrum.

And now imagine you can freeze that ten thousandth of a second in which the race is won or lost, and examine its animating psychology, and trace its history all the way back through the lives of the rivals until you reach those other intense moments, in their childhoods, in which their ambition and their drive were formed.

Kay and Arnold are presented as the dullest, safest, most frightened couple you can imagine, the image of frozen bourgeois respectability and timidity.

I could never have imagined that freezing walks and scandalous vets' bills would one day feel like no trouble at all.