Sentence examples for was frosted from inspiring English sources
noun
A cover of minute ice crystals on objects that are exposed to the air. Frost is formed by the same process as dew, except that the temperature of the frosted object is below freezing.
There was frosted pink lipstick and electric blue eyeliner and other, terrible crimes.
It was frosted with yellow icing, and across the top, in sloppy pink letters, it read "look who baked a cake".
The glass was frosted to hide the brick wall across the way, and what he could see of the bird was only a changing form moving upward.
The most dramatic display of riming I saw was about four years ago in England, where a whole woodland beyond a field was frosted.
The sky was covered in a fine mist and the glossy roof of the Grand Palais was frosted with dew.
In the first couple, you couldn't see out the window because it was frosted.
On Senator Murray's birthday, there were frosted cupcakes.
"But I am frosted and I am jealous.
Windowpanes are frosted and cool, like shaved ice.
Its long tail is graduated, with greatly elongated outmost rectrices that are frosted with white.
Some roads were frosted with sand, weeks after the beach line first encroached inland.
