Sentence examples for looks frozen from inspiring English sources
Under the amber glare, every overturned chair, every rocking horse, looks frozen by violence.
The 1982 painting is titled "In His Office," and the man looks frozen in place.
Unlike modernism, which looks frozen in amber, the rough-edged amateur aesthetic of the moment acknowledges that real life is in flux.
The airport's unused check-in lounge, complete with analog dial scales for weighing luggage and faded posters of Grottaglie's ceramic treasures, looks frozen in time.
About 20 miles from Vinh Long, up the first arm of the Mekong, Sa Dec ,where Ms. Duras grew up, looks frozen in time, a sleepy little town spread along the shore.
After all these years — and despite a long-ago change in ownership — the record store looks frozen in time: the same 1980s red-letter sign and awning hangs out front; the white-and-tan facade has been immune to the decades; even the carpet retains a Me Decade hue.
REALLY bad conditions out there today, looks freezing….
No, wait, not in the river - it looks freezing.
It never looked frozen or insincere.
