I have already remarked that bare ground freezes much deeper than that which is covered by beds of leaves, and when the earth is thickly coated with snow, the strata frozen before it fell begin to thaw.
The knolls become frozen to a great depth; succeeding partial thaws melt the surface snow, and the water runs down into the furrows of ploughed fields, and other artificial and natural hollows, and then often freezes to solid ice.
Also, the man freezes his thumb till the end is like to come off, and he must wear a large thumb on his mitten to keep it warm.
After that it is put outside where it freezes into a little round ball.
It chills his lungs, freezes the edges of the tissues.
And if it freezes enough I will tell you a secret I have been keeping for some time.
Wait until we see if it freezes hard enough to-night," replied her papa.
If it freezesby morning I will know that I can tell you the secret.
Powder goes off with a puff, a flash and a roar, but ice freezes slowly.
Winter is the companion of hard times, and takes the same way whether it freezes or thaws--and on this occasion it froze!
No one freezes to death here who will only keep moving; no one starves unless it's his own fault.
When she sees him the goddess suddenly freezes and grows gravely dignified.
This is moulded on the runners with the hands in a thick, broad, semicircular shape, andfreezes as hard as glass.
The cold wind from the west freezes the moustache to one's pipe-stem.
From time to time the surface freezes over, the cracks open and erupt at favored points along the fissures, sending up jets and fountains of lava, the material of which falls in pasty fragments that build up driblet cones.
If we had, you'd have waited till the Gulf of Mexico freezes over before you got any coupons paid.
The fine snow becomes rain; it becomes large snow; it melts as it falls; it freezes as it falls.
The farmer-boy likes to have winter come for one thing, because it freezesup the ground so that he can't dig in it; and it is covered with snow so that there is no picking up stones, nor driving the cows to pasture.
The second character which commends Elberta to those in the business of peach-growing is fruitfulness--barring frosts or freezes the trees load themselves with fruit year in and year out.
So, too, the peach is more at the mercy of the seasons than any other standard tree-fruit and winter freezes and spring frosts ruin crops in some part of the country every year and often such disasters are widespread.
In northern regions peaches of the Crosby, Chili, Smock and Wager type stand winter freezes and spring frosts much better.
A wet soil freezes deeply and trees standing in it are sappy throughout the winter.
We do not recall seeing a single successful peach-orchard in the State shut in on all sides by higher land--frosts and freezes would soon play havoc in such a situation.
Early freezes often destroy the fruit and cold, wet weather usually hinders maturity so much that the peaches are seldom at their best in this State.
When the altitude is much higher, immunity from frost and winter freezes ceases, probably because the atmosphere is rarer and no doubt drier so that heat radiates from the land rapidly inducing frostiness rather than frostlessness.
The cheer was excellent, but the presence of too many men of distinguished rank and power always freezes the conversation.
He freezes or he warms me; but you seem to know the reason of this frost and this heat; you can tell me, for you know all about him.
However, I fancied I could feel that you were arguing in my favor, though in vain, with that dreadful Salomon, who freezes my blood.
She freezes and she burns; she comes forth and then vanishes like some coy truth; she attracts and repels me; she alternately kills and vivifies me; I love her and I hate her!
It is not the cold that makes me cry, It is not the weet that wearies me; Nor is it the frost that freezes fell, But I love a lad, and I dare not tell.
Hail and spring freezes also cause much damage in that locality.
The cool air freezes the rain, and when it falls it is not in the shape of beautiful crystals, as is the snow, but is in hard, round balls, sometimes as large as marbles.
In the tipper air it gets whirled about, first going into a cold part thatfreezes it.
The former is caused by the cold of winter, and the latter because it freezes to some extent at night and checks the flow of water.
This is caused by the fact that the glacier is so situated that it freezes at night, which checks the flow, and thaws in the daytime, which increases it.
Germany, that freezes at night and thaws out by day only enough to freeze up again at night, has also experienced as much agitation on this subject as the nature of the case will allow.
And in course of time the Curate learns A secret so dreadful, that by turns He is ice and fire, he freezes and burns.
The air cuts as if with knives, and the breath of life freezeson men's lips.
My breath freezesupon my lips, but my heart is all the warmer.
When he gets through the whole is wet again and it naturally freezes solid.
As soon as this is frozen hard, he spreads out another layer of cash and covers it with wet earth; this freezes in turn and another layer of cash is put away.
Yet beware Thy love be not an ideality, That, like the smile upon a sculptur'd lip, Freezes upon the stone nor sheds abroad The genial influence of a loving heart.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "freezes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
