Sentence examples for quite frozen from inspiring English sources

It was not quite frozen enough.

A former event manager at the chamber, Amanda MacDonald, 39, bought the rights and said in an interview that she planned to keep things mostly the way they were, if not quite frozen in place.

It hasn't quite frozen in place yet, but "assuming what they've done holds," it will mean a foot bridge for West Dawsonites, Jones said.

Spread out onto a plate and put the cubes in the freezer until they become very hard but not quite frozen.

In short, this film is not quite the frozen and brittle comedy that it appears to be, and, if you can stomach it the first time, you may experience a baffling wish to see it again — to inspect this crystalline curiosity from another angle.

Because, quite frankly, "Frozen on Ice" is "for girls".

And I can even pick up quite good frozen green chile at my local grocery store.

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.

The Onion AV Club overdosed on faint praise: "Frozen isn't quite as accomplished as The Princess and the Frog, Wreck-It Ralph, or Tangled.

Everyone who knows me knows that I have a penchant for vegan cheesecake and other baked goods, but I'm also quite fond of dairy-free frozen desserts.

In areas underlain by an impermeable layer (seasonally frozen ground or perennially frozen ground), the active layer is often saturated with moisture and is quite mobile.