Sentence examples for sort of frozen from inspiring English sources
Within fifteen minutes, even the liberals on the Court were sort of frozen into silence.
His sense of humor is sort of frozen in the 70's.
"The foreign exchange market is sort of frozen in place," said Robert Brusca, chief economist at Nikko Securities.
At first, she was "sort of frozen" by the attention.
"The situation was sort of frozen," he said.
"It's one of those periods that is sort of frozen in time".
My teammates who were out there and heard it all sort of froze for a second.
You just wanted to avoid another sort of freeze on the capital markets," said Frank Engels, senior European economist at Barclays Capital.
For the first 10 years of our marriage, when Dan swore or said "shut up" with force, I'd sort of freeze.
He said he believes that it might still be possible to make a diplomatic breakthrough and achieve some sort of freeze on North Korea's testing programs.
The girl's English has "a sort of freeze-dried quality … parched and brittle"; her parents are bemused at being once more surrounded by the stock Irish phrases they haven't heard for years.
