Sentence examples for thaw from from inspiring English sources
Also, a thaw from the worst snowstorms in seven years in some areas helped builders begin projects in March.
Hopes for a resumption of jump racing in Britain likewise depend on a thaw from the west.
His tombstone photographs have been exhibited only once in the Soviet Union, during a political thaw from 1966 to 1967 before Israel's Six-Day War.
The study, based on new ice records, suggests that the same pattern played out during the thaw from Earth's last big ice age.
Trains were cancelled or delayed, commuters frustrated and in several cases passengers were trapped in snowbound carriages overnight.More bad news is arriving with the thaw: from January 1st rail fares will rise across the network by an average of 6.2%.
Mr Browder, who runs the London-based investment house Hermitage Capital, said: "If the Russian authorities are steadfastly prosecuting a dead man four years after they killed him, any talk about a Putin thaw from his well-publicised amnesty should be discarded as cynical trash.
The Rangers kick-started their confidence early, scoring before Senators fans had thawed from the walk from the parking lot.
The third, by a new writer, about a spaceship passenger prematurely thawed from a cryogenic slumber a century before anyone else, is available to studios or financiers, with Keanu Reeves attached to produce and star.
Most bizarrely, some of it came from ESPN, which has an overriding economic incentive to wring every last ratings point out of Linsanity, whether Lin's heritage is Asian or Australian or thawed from the glaciers of Antarctica.
A recovery of cells from >85% of the tissues frozen was achieved and cells isolated post-thaw from tissue processed and frozen with a serum free, defined cryopreservation medium maintained morphological and developmental competence and demonstrated MSC-hallmark trilineage differentiation under the appropriate culture conditions.
Cells were thawed from the stock pool and cultured in 75°Cm2 flasks.
