Sentence examples for off freezing from inspiring English sources

With the precipitous drop in global business, they'd downsized dramatically, laying people off, freezing hires.

Let's encourage people in to education, not put them off, freezing then scrapping University tuition fees must be a priority.

Years beneath a fluorescent light that never went off, freezing in winter, smothering in summer's heat, the sole window to a bare hallway covered with Plexiglas.

"Off freezing" may react to changes in the aforementioned medications, while "on freezing" is often associated with end- stage disease and is typically difficult to handle [ 28].

Rather, they argue, patients should be given the opportunity to freeze any surplus embryos and then decide whether they want to donate these after careful reflection: 'patients are better off freezing their excess fresh embryos, rather than donating them to research'.

The advantages to those kind of formative surfing experiences is that they prepare you for carving up water that's a couple degrees off freezing, which generally comes in handy when you live in the UK.

In a response the chief scientist for the industry group Seafish, said I was very wrong to accuse fishmongers of passing off frozen as fresh.

When they examined these genes in the hippocampus, they discovered that, in the suicide group, many more of them had been methylated, or switched off; "frozen assets", says Dr Szyf.

East of England ambulance service dealt with a dozen sledging accident victims, most with broken bones, and London fire brigade warned people to stay off frozen ponds and lakes after rescuing two dog-walkers who had fallen through the ice.

She describes making herself invisible to train the bird – part of a bigger disappearing act: "I locked myself away, left my poor friends behind and became a hermit, living off frozen pizza.

Ice skaters have been warned to stay off frozen ponds in Carmarthenshire after numerous rescues.