Sentence examples for thaw of from inspiring English sources

Since then, a thaw of sorts.

Karpinsky came of age during the Krushchev thaw of the early '60s.

Inundations usually occur twice a year, after the thaw of spring and the rains of summer.

In the post-Stalin thaw of the late 1950s, Shostakovich produced a revised, bowdlerised edition that he re-titled Katerina Izmailova.

It gives diplomacy a chance to work, which could lead to a thaw of our relations with this critical Muslim nation.

This is a horribly ironic because, more than anyone else, the genuine prosperity and post-theocratic thaw of the late 90s was built on our backs.

Thawing of the permafrost soil can release the frozen bacteria.

But the effort to do so represents a sudden and radical thawing of their hostile stalemate.

Either way, the narrative progression is shaped by the thawing of Captain Wiesler's sinister professionalism.

In a possible thawing of relations between Apple and the F.B.I., Apple C.E.O.

The thawing of diplomatic ice between Tehran and Washington, referred by some as a honeymoon, however, is over.