Sentence examples for the thaw of from inspiring English sources

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

Tipping points such as the thaw of permafrost and release of the very powerful greenhouse gas methane in large quantities would drive world temperatures well beyond the 2C threshold.

President Obama and Putin had a one-on-one meeting that lasted nearly an hour, thus continuing the thaw of the diplomatic deep freeze in which the Obama Administration had once wanted to plunge him.

Clearly, a pattern had been set.Back in civilian life, he threw himself into theatre, writing comically subversive plays for an experimental theatre (this was during the "thaw" of the early 1960s).

There are few rituals in sports as anticipated as baseball's opening day: the thaw of winter, the sunshine and green grass, the hope that a championship is in the offing.

The de-Stalinization of Soviet Russia took place in two stages: first, from 1953 to the early sixties, "The Thaw" of Nikita Khrushchev; then the reforms of Mikhail Gorbachev, who — from 1985 until Christmas night of 1991, when he ruefully announced the disintegration of the Soviet Union — took on the gargantuan and, ultimately, self-immolating task of democratizing a Communist empire.

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

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

Despite the thawing of the cold war, US relations with Iran and its ally Syria were deteriorating.

The thawing of Europe's financial markets has been a long time coming.

It's not surprising that the thawing of that conflict left Turkey feeling somewhat abandoned.