I am here to change, in the cold wind, chaos, frozen I wear thick clothes.

She replied, "I've been doing this for a long time, mom.You see, some kids come to school without mittens and if I carry another pair, I can share with them and then their hands won't get cold.

His nose was frozen, too. The skin all over his body felt cold.

Or we'll be frozen to death. Terrible weather!

It would freeze, solid and you would have no fish.

You might be surprised at what you can freeze, and what tastes good frozen. The suggestions here represent just a few possibilities and, I think, interesting ones.

The river will freeze.

I was like frozen there and I didn't even know where to put my hands.

Put on more clothes so you don't catch cold.

How many winter days have I seen him, standing blue-nosed in the snow and east wind?

You will see all the fish later. This is what happens before it's made into fish sticks.

The company sold about 2,600 frozen spring rolls to stores even though some were nearly six months past their expiry date, the spokesman said.

This is a sign of politeness. The appropriate thing to do would be to eat the whatever-it-is and say how yummy it is.

Note the massive ice stalagmite growing up from the ground to meet the ice tube… will the water freeze before the twain shall meet?

There he remained for twelve hours, the twelve long hours of a long winter's night, ice-cold, without once raising his head, and without uttering a word.

It was so cold that my fingers were frozen stiff.

It contained an old piano, its keys frozen by time, and a lone desk in front of a chalkboard.

If the fish is frozen, thaw it on a plate in the refrigerator for 12 to 24 hours, never at room temperature.

If you have fever, you will surely shiver under this condition.

The water in the pipes froze.