Sentence examples for thaw of the from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

IT may be too early to announce a thaw of the mortgage market, but some early signs have emerged, at least in one important category: jumbo loans.

But down in the glistening spring thaw of the Old Quad the idea of smaller but better is an uneasy concept for students who always thought bigger meant best.

Argentine bankers hailed the partial thaw of the savings account freeze last week as good news -- even though it meant further outflows of deposits -- because it was a step toward normalcy that could begin to reassure depositors.

Thawing of the permafrost soil can release the frozen bacteria.

And there is no doubt that thawing of the full depth of permafrost would take millenniums.

Seasonal thawing of the glaciers gives rise to serious floods on the southern slopes.

Avoid thawing of the glycerol stocks by keeping them on dry ice.

One constant factor shaping the tundra is alternate freezing and thawing of the ground.