Sentence examples for keep frost from inspiring English sources

If these buildings do not have basements, in cold climates insulated concrete or masonry frost walls are placed under all exterior nonbearing walls to keep frost from under the floor slabs.

If you are in a cold and damp climate, you may want to install a compacted base before installing the sand bed to keep frost heave from moving the stones out of level.

And we made a mental note: Always keep frosting in the pantry.

"Strongly spent is synonymous with kept," Frost writes in his essay "The Constant Symbol".

It's perfect tomato-growing country – the soil is sandy and rich, and the elevation provides a breeze that keeps frost at bay and allows early planting.

This treatment reduces the bulbs' ten dency to produce strong top growth in autumn and keeps frost out until the bulbs have time to produce their roots.

"Strongly spent is synonymous with kept," Frost writes in his essay "The Constant Symbol". His letters, no less than his poems, were for him a "symbol... of the way the will has to pitch into commitments" without knowing the outcome.

This keeps frosting from getting on the outside.

And for those of us who are weary with what the world makes of Christmas today, Cooper has words that will keep the frost out of the house.

Met Office forecaster Charles Powell said: "It will be a colder night with most places getting down to low single figures but the wind should keep the frost and ice at bay. "Outbreaks of sleet and rain will continue southwards through Wednesday but it will mainly be a dry and bright day for most".

I know of people in some of Britain's milder counties who grow it outside with overhead protection to keep the frost from settling on its leaves, and encouraged by their success, I may end up giving it a go outside full time myself.