An adult would barge in, demanding to know who was responsible for the well-dressed but evidently abandoned little girl who was leaning on the storefront window, frozen in wonderment at the charming items before her eyes.
Standing outside a department store at Christmastime, Eileen longs "to be in one of those scenes in the window, frozen in time, in the faultless harmony of parts working in concert".
McCauley, standing next to the window, froze.
Instead, I step from the shadow of the mulberry and lamplight pouring through my French window freezes me mid-stride.
A couple of moments found her score-bound, but the voice itself, engulfing in its beauty and power, sounds devastating in this music, and the great scenes were wonderfully realised: the mixture of pride, desperation and self-loathing as Kostelnička prepares to kill Jenůfa's child was terrifying in its veracity; the vision of death gazing through the window froze your marrow.
This last-resort method is appropriate when you don't have a lukewarm water, deicing fluid, or any conventional scraping tools at your disposal - for instance, if your car's window froze in the parking lot while you were at work.
As talk turned publicly to B.T.U.'s, and the city went dull with the drone of an alien invasion -- tens of thousands of gray units hovering at windows, freezing people as they slept -- relationships indoors began to buckle in the heat.
Due to the dilapidated nature of the school building -- broken furniture, cracked windows, freezing classrooms, broken and dirty restrooms, a lack of lunch or gym facilities -- Schultz abandoned his lesson plan in favor of his student's suggestion to focus on the state of their facilities.
The scattering results are achieved with a window splitting approach in which the original incident pulse window is frozen at the interface and new windows are generated after the interface interactions occur that move with the reflected and transmitted pulses.
Window after window nears, freezes with its blue fog of television light or its couple hunched over a supper of pizza, holds as I pass, then slides into the forgotten.
Inside, the window is frozen over, entombed with ice and it remains dark outside, as it has done so 24 hours a day for the past three months.
