Sentence examples similar to time froze for from inspiring English sources

In 1995, General Powell flirted with the idea of running for president, and his deliberations tantalized voters and for a time froze the Republican nomination.

But we wouldn't know if time suddenly froze for 5000 years in the middle of my typing this sentence, and then restarted.

We share his sympathy for the menfolk on the fringes of the feisty female quartet, including Emer's brother for whom time freezes when his mother dies: he is doomed to be called James the Baby into old age.

Stir one more time, then freeze for another 3-4 hours.

Indeed, much of Lethem seems as if time had frozen for 20 or 30 years.

A lot of the aforementioned desserts (brownies, meringues, even layer cakes and cupcakes) can survive just fine made at least a day ahead of time, or frozen for longer.

PSL is the storage period from the time of freezing for as long as the product maintains its organoleptic and nutritive characteristics and is suitable for human consumption or for further processing.

When it explodes, time freezes except for Beyoncé (just like the malfunction before).

Hence, flies froze for long periods of time only breaking freezing for the brief moments of startle.

"I kept thinking, Hey, time didn't freeze for me".

So when he took the ball near midcourt and made a beeline for the basket, time seemed to freeze for a moment.