freeze on something

He was frozen on the other side of the bed.

The boy was discovered frozen on the side of a road in 1985.

She'd seen the same thing in the image he'd frozen on film.

Even that might have frozen on a cold night in a museum.

"I still think you will freeze on the way to the village church."

Several hundred men froze to death on the night of the first fall.

If some people aren't ready to work, should they freeze on the streets?

He stood frozen in place on the base path for a long moment.

Even now, with the waiting list frozen on more than 200,000 names, the wait runs to about eight years.

Any words she might have said froze on her lips.