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(151) Did you know that, you indifferently froze I that reluctant smiling face.
(152) Proposition 13, the 1978 referendum that froze property taxes at 1 % of assessed value.
(153) The next morning he and Egarter Vigl spruced up the body with a fine spray of sterilized water, which froze on contact. Then they slid the Iceman back into his high-tech igloo and closed the door.
(154) As Iturned on the TV to check out the ticker tape at the bottom on BNN,[www.Sentencedict.com] I froze asI heard 'The Chicken Little Syndrome' again.
(155) If the outer layers of Iapetus froze solid at this time, some remnant of that shape might be preserved.
(156) The company, which saw weaker sales according to the financial reports released last November, also froze its hiring program and planned to cut its temporary laborer positions at its factories.
(157) History of the United States the shortest term of office of President Harrison, is an almost froze to death in his inaugural ceremony of the.
(158) To that end, IBM and Georgia Tech scientists turned down the temperature and cryogenically froze the chip at minus 451 F.
(159) As it fed on the nectar, its wings tremulously and I froze in my tracks, transfixed.
(160) His flesh froze with horror at the thought of it.
(161) Baking hot in summer, the huts froze in the winter as condensation turned to ice.
(162) On his hands and knees , the curator froze, turning his head slowly.
(163) The annealed walls froze all the rigid grief of the actress.
(164) I decided to abandon fishing and head home before I froze to death.
(165) Poverty, high prices(sentencedict.com), and hard times froze the stony peninsula.
(166) On hands and knees, the curator froze, turning his head slowly.
(167) After "Baby Doc" was overthrown in 1986, the Swiss froze his assets.
(168) He froze when he heard his name called on the intercom.
(169) Half the fruit crop froze out in the sudden severe autumn.
(170) In what critics saw as a reversion to heavy-handed planning-era controls, the government recently froze or capped prices of everyday items such as food and bottled gas.
(171) Fail and they'd be stuck here fighting Sentinels and Covenant ground forces until hell froze.
(172) It froze territorial claims, banned military activity, and established Antarctica as a nuclear - free zone.
(173) Manufacturing collapsed soon after the credit market froze and demand shrunk.
(174) Then his wristband suddenly flashed, and they both froze in the reaction to the alarm.
(175) Compared to 2009 when many companies froze pay, fewer employees will get no raise at all in 2010, says Ravin Jesuthasan, head of Towers Perrin.
(176) Around one thirty in the morning, the planchette suddenly froze in Mary's hand. It wouldn't move, no matter how much we pushed and pulled.