Sentence examples for too frozen from inspiring English sources

The ground's too solid to work, the leaves and herbs too frozen and fallen to crop.

If it's either melted or too frozen by the time we get there, just hang in there.

I wonder if he's not too frozen in the end, like a cartoon character.

In fact the only problem can be that the ground becomes too frozen to dig them up.

This is its first arctic cruise made possible by the fact that the Chukchi, in the past too frozen for navigation most of the year, has opened dramatically.

Too frozen up to be able to write of her with any feeling, he offers, instead, a last letter from her. Evoking a ghost of love, she tentatively affirms the freedom his harsh distance has forced on her: "Sometimes, I feel so happy that I feel guilty toward you.

For a moment, I too froze, equally confused as to what just happened.

And your ass hurts from slipping on some black ice when you were only a block away from home and it was too freezing to cry out in pain.

The sketch seemed to be a combination of two ideas: "Too Many Frozen Cavemen," in which a surplus of frozen Neanderthals drive scientists crazy, and "Swamp Bastard," about a Swamp Thing-like creature who keeps stealing everyone's girlfriends.

Wax figures, too, are frozen moments and can collapse time.

Europe, too, has frozen aid, all so far without visible political effect.