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They last for one year and are then killed off by fall frosts.

In an average year, 48.3 air frosts can be expected.

When the first frosts came he moved back down to the village.

Late frosts held off until May, by which time the fruit had set.

Even the few frosts so far have been less than militant.

I'm for the Frosts, but you're the first one on the list.

Our children know hunger and the first frosts are a month away.

Spring has some late frosts and then the days turn warm.

I think that a few sharp frosts will make them head for home.

On average 39.4 air frosts will be recorded during the course of the year.

The nights had turned cold with the first frosts, but the days were clear.

By contrast, night frosts are still possible in early June.

Well we've had plenty of frosts but there's been no early morning sun.

Adults can be seen from the middle of the summer until the first frosts in winter.

Frosts are uncommon and spring comes early in the year.

Ground frosts are common and snow is possible but rare.

Hard frosts are not unheard of during the summer months.

This family homestead served as the Frosts' summer home until 1938.

Crabgrass, for example, will go out with the first frosts.

That's the thing about shrinks that frosts me so bad.

The flowers appear in summer and persist until the first frosts.

Annually, an average of 35.5 air frosts should be recorded.

Things are already remarkably ripe, even though there have been no air frosts yet.

The frosts had telephoned that morning to ask for an interview.

There was a park across the street, with grass worn brown by kids' feet and the fall frosts.

If the man above you says hell is frosted over, it's so.

Instead they are frosting on a nearly perfect pastry of a show.

He only had time to look at me to guess my real attitude and it frosted him some.

The interior was even frosting up like an old refrigerator.

"The way we look at it is frosting on the cake," he said.

"Go away," he said, his words frosting in the cold air.

It has 100 days of frosting through the year.

Outside, the sky was already black and the panes themselves were frosting up.

The rest is just frosting to make you even more appealing."

Then to find out it's science is frosting on the cake."

Suddenly his face dropped like frosting melting off a cake.

He frosted at once, and for a split second regarded her in silence.

My breath frosted the window so that I couldn't see out of it.

The bitter air had frosted the hairs inside my nose.

For a garnish, you might try frosting the rim of the glass with sugar.

He also frosted them, seeing the doughnut-making process from the beginning to the end.

Sure enough, it had frosted during the night, and the quarantine was lifted.

There were two windows, both frosted over, but behind them was a faint glow of light.

First they frosted the surfaces without a whisper of decoration.

Breath was frosting upon exposure to the night air and left a marked trail.

Then she frosted the aspen leaves and left them sunshine yellow.

"If there's a relationship, it's frosting on the cake," she said.

His breath was frosting now as the ship's heat continued to leach into space.

She was old now, with grey hairs frosting her muzzle.

He continued to grin, but his eyes frosted over.