Sentence examples for stand freezing from inspiring English sources
"I don't think he had any desire to stand freezing on the side of the road".
"I can't stand freezing my butt off in February in New York anymore".
It is part of the festival experience, it seems, to stand freezing and flummoxed on a platform at Newport, to sit on motorways clogged with football fans aiming for Cardiff, or to make a closer acquaintance with country hedgerows than you intended to.
I stand frozen until he slithers behind the toilet.
A flotilla of official black cars stand frozen, end to end, amid the human traffic.
Jailers were dressed in their finest navy uniforms and hats and made to stand frozen in formation along a red carpet laid down for the occasion.
In another, from 1945, soldiers stand frozen in place in an unnaturally whitened landscape, a beautiful golden ball suspended above them in the night sky: not a star, as it might appear, but a German flare.
The tactic would also obviously be inappropriate for those many modern plays – especially by David Mamet or Neil LaBute – in which the first scene begins in mid-speech or -argument: the characters cannot stand frozen on the stage until everyone is in.
Retailers will not stand frozen like deer caught in the headlights, and will use technology to leverage the unique assets of brick-and-mortar stores and sales associates.
She shoots back over the bar, "Why don't you get them yourself?" Startled, I stand frozen.
