Sentence examples for time freezing from inspiring English sources
Given a choice between policy changes – say, better healthcare and maternity leave policies – and a "time freezing" technology, do we really think that freezing time is the more realistic fix for the problems that workplace conventions cause women?
(Shell has been experimenting with a process that involves baking the shale with electric heaters until it reaches a temperature of nearly seven hundred degrees while, at the same time, freezing the area around it).
Deliriously strange, Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's film is filled with magic tricks: time freezing, a staircase to heaven (an escalator, really) … Heaven, it turns out, is a reassuringly orderly place in black and white.
This article discusses the refrigeration process models relevant to meat processing, focusing on models to predict chilling time, freezing time, and heat load, with examples of the simpler models that apply to each of these three situations.
But he said the medicine, which included raising short-term interest rates to 26.5percentt for a time, freezing nearly $4 billion in public spending and aiming for a budget surplus equal to 4.25percentt of gross domestic product -- was already taking effect and had restored market confidence in the country.
Cunningham's other fundamental innovation was to introduce the use of chance to choreography, an element more difficult to capture on film, which is linear and time freezing by nature, though Mr. Atlas gives a sense of it in the unpredictable syncopations with which the images in "Joints Array" come and go.
It seemed like time froze.
It's as if time froze in this space on the eve of All Saints' Day.
"These tapes contain all the stuff that was happening in the world at the time, frozen forever.
He spent most of the time frozen in a half-smile and let them do the talking.
