Sentence examples for slow thaw from inspiring English sources

The slow thaw defines his music and his enduring charm.

This from the crane: What I saw - slow thaw in permafrost broken terrain of mud and lakes peat broth seepage melt methane breath.

Following Stalin's death and the slow thaw, initiated by Khrushchev, that lasted from the mid-1950s thethe mid-60s, Soviet planners, economists, physicists and mathematicians flourished.

His death marked the beginning of a slow "thaw" in the USSR, and several other remarkable photographs by Baltermants from the 1950s show an uneasy kind of relaxation.

Paul Mott, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, said drier conditions were likely for most of the country in the runup to Easter but a slow thaw at the end of the week would be able to make little progress.

Dr. Albright's planned trip is another sign of the slow thaw in relations between the United States and North Korea, which is one of the few remaining Communist dictatorships.

She had originally come to Weiqing with the hope of a miraculous shortcut to marital bliss, but now she said that she was learning to be content with "this gentle slope of slow thawing".

We can guess that she's been in prison, though her crime is revealed only by degrees; what writer-director Philippe Claudel does superbly is to map the slow thawing of the icy chip at her heart.

But the emergence of that new phenomenon Hindu terrorism is scarcely a comfort.The usual suspectsA second danger is that if Indian suspicions again point to a Pakistani involvement, the slow thawing of relations between the two hostile neighbours will revert to the deep freeze.

When glycerol was used as a permeable cryoprotectant in the presence of egg yolk, slow thawing yielded similar success as fast thawing in some males.

Generally, fast thawing was superior to slow thawing regardless of the types of cryoprotectant or cooling rates, and glycerol in the presence of egg yolk yielded the highest post-thaw motility in all treatment groups.