Sentence examples for quite freezing from inspiring English sources

The weather was brisk but not quite freezing when, on a Monday in February, Liberty "Libby Rose Lynn Germann, 14, and her friend Abigail J. Williams, 13, decided to spend the last afternoon of a four-day winter break hiking together in the woods.

It would be very big and it would be quite frozen.

They were accompanied by a group of Japanese horticulturists and gardeners, and by Tuesday, planting began in the not-quite frozen ground that had been prepared for them.

A guide lent me his wetsuit so the tropical water wasn't quite as freezing.

The Westminster of the mid-1800s was a marvel of its day, employing cutting-edge technology — such as air-conditioning, which never quite worked, freezing everyone in winter, stifling them in summer.

Artists and political campaigners have adopted abandoned properties as their own nontraditional canvases, painting some empty houses bright orange or quite literally freezing them by dousing them from the roof down with hydrant water, to draw attention to the housing crisis.

I might not have used as much Botox, because you don't want to look quite as frozen".

Hell, Michigan, quite literally froze over when temperatures dropped to -26C, although this was overshadowed by weather in Embarrass, Minnesota, where residents experienced the lowest temperature of all: -37C.

They're quite efficient at freezing.

The computers are freezing up quite completely, and a hard reboot seems the only universal cure.

And freezing corpses or, quite possibly, the not-quite-entirely dead.