frozen造句

Buy: raisin, canned fruits, frozen fruit, frozen vegetables, nuts, kernels.

Our main products include various kinds of frozen mackerel, frozen sardine, frozen bonito, frozen hair-tail and other seafood.

Sometimes I use frozen food for dinner.

Breast milk may be refrigerated or frozen.

The Sino-American relations were re-frozen.

Do they have ice cream bars. frozen yogurt or frozen chocolate mousse?

The effect of different wind-speeds on the frozen cracking rate, edible quality and deep-frozen curve of deep-frozen dumpling, leek and pork for fillings were studied.

They also stole a truckload of frozen meat.

Life is a barren field frozen with snow.

Triton seemed to have a history like ice cream carried home in August: frozen, melted, then frozen again.

The horse clattered along the hard, frozen road.

The wet clothes has frozen on the clothesline.

I sat frozen in my seat, staring blankly after him.

It's crucial? o understand the dynamic change of frozen soil temperature field in analyzing stability of frozen soil roadbed.

The extenders of frozen semen and the glycerol contents were studied by the authors when they produced frozen semen pellets of small-tail sheep.

If you fall off your snowboard, you land in frozen snow.

No-cholesterol refrigerated or frozen egg substitutes first became available to consumers in 1973.

After microwaving the oatmeal, add ground flaxseed, frozen blueberries, sliced almonds.

Some regime leaders are thought to have bank accounts in Singapore, which could indeed be frozen.

Whole fresh, frozen and canned fruits without added sugar are good options.

Gleaming starkly white, the frozen Arctic Ocean crowns the top of the world above 66 degrees north latitude.

" Delightedly, we entered and gratefully accepted some hot cider, warming our frozen fingers on the hot mugs.

Researchers have long argued over whether the moon contains water on its surface - frozen in shadowy craters, for instance.

Yakutsk is the largest city in the world built on permafrost - soil that remains permanently frozen year round.

Their stock and trade is food — fresh, frozen, canned or prepared — and kitchen staples like paper towels and laundry detergent.

Most famously, they targeted snowmobile owners in Michigan with warnings that the Democrats favoured environmental rules that would impede their frozen frolics.

There were no clear signs of biological activity, and the pictures Viking beamed back showed a bleak, frozen desert world, backing up that grim assessment.

The East Siberian Arctic Shelf, in addition to holding large stores of frozen methane, is an additional concern because it is so shallow.

“The sudden astonishment when David sprints forward must have frozen Goliath, making him a better target, ” the poet and critic Robert Pinsky writes in “The Life of David.”

The Swiss Federal Council has immediately frozen all money deposited in Switzerland by resigned Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and his personal entourage.

An amusement park in Japan has been forced to close its skating rink after a torrent of online criticism over its centrepiece: thousands of fish frozen into the ice.

Preparing a big pot of lentils for the week may be not be glamorous, but it’s much cheaper and not much more time-consuming than cooking up frozen pizza or mac and cheese.

In my hometown in the north, this was the month when rivers were frozen over and mountains snowbound. But spring comes early to Yunnan, urging the flowers to bloom.

Then I would look at the cupboard, where the naked lady was frozen in her panic and the muscular gentleman contemplated the hindquarters of the leopard in endless gloom.

FOR over a decade Royal Dutch Shell, along with its Japanese partners, Mitsui and Mitsubishi, has been struggling to coax oil and gas out of the frozen seas off Sakhalin Island, in Russia's far east.

The chair chuffed slowly up the incline, rocking and jolting on the frozen clods. And suddenly, on the left, came a clearing where there was nothing but a ravel of dead bracken, a thin and spindly sapling leaning here and there, big sawn stumps, showing their tops and their grasping roots, lifeless.

If all goes well, a NASA probe will conclude a six-month voyage spanning 286 million miles on Tuesday and enter orbit around Mars to begin mapping minerals, elements and frozen reservoirs of water across the dusty surface of the Red Planet.