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(61) Sea-birds froze on the packed ice on the marshes.
(62) They probably froze to death by the millions.
(63) Fenn froze, shoulders hunched, until the reverberations died away.
(64) Notices warning of the dangers of thin ice were put up in the last few days when the lake froze over.
(65) David froze, his heart racing as fast as it had been a couple of minutes before.
(66) The 19-year-old beautician froze when the creepy-crawly suddenly appeared before her eyes - and she lost control of her Ford Fiesta.
(67) When he heard Glover bumping against the furniture on the other side of the sitting room, Petey froze.
(68) Her hand froze against his cheek as the realisation tensed every muscle in her body.
(69) The ground froze solid.
(70) Instead it slowly froze in a magma chamber into a mush of coarse crystals.
(71) Guy froze, unmoving, the light and shadow of his face above her like carved granite.
(72) They were playing pass the parcel with the ball and musical chairs with the Oldham defence, who froze like statues.
(73) Melanie thought they did and froze at the first breath of pity, summoning all her resources to act coolly.
(74) In the winter spanners and hammers froze to the hands.
(75) A water main froze and broke in the neighborhood, and the streets have been flooded for two days.
(76) A week into April it snowed deeply, half-thawed, and froze in a cold snap.
(77) He wanted to cry, but the tears froze on his face.
(78) Cardiff froze in his tracks, and now the others were right beside him; all staring back at this impossible sight.
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(79) He was locked in a chilly room as punishment for some misdemeanour and there he froze to death.
(80) And at this point, all of us froze, because we all knew the awful reality we were in.
(81) At its first airing, the contraption rolled less than 100 meters before the transmission froze up.
(82) Every time a stair creaked beneath her weight, she froze.
(83) Suddenly, Urquhart stood bolt upright, not twenty yards in front of the deer which froze in confusion.
(84) So startled was he by this sudden onslaught, Ryker momentarily froze, rooted to the spot.
(85) When she approached the youth he took a hesitant step back but froze to the spot on seeing Graham's threatening look.
(86) After two weeks it started snowing and the ground froze.
(87) The man sitting next to her grandmother wore the distinctive sharp-peaked cap of the Gestapo and Peach froze with horror.
(88) The first was June Kashpaw, who after their marriage walked into a blizzard and froze to death.
(89) Time froze and events unrolled before Meredith's horror-struck gaze as if in a slow-motion and silent film.
(90) A great bellow of inhuman rage froze his hand in mid air.