unfreeze

Once called, the thing can no longer be used to unfreeze someone.

Unfreezing pensions is the right thing to do and makes economic sense.

That is why we are now making public today's decision unfreezing a large number of the budget lines.

This circle of friends unfreezes the student so he or she can continue playing.

She backed away from him and tried to unfreeze her brain.

She kissed me back, which was what it took to unfreeze my brain.

He is shown to have the ability to freeze and unfreeze time.

"It will take some time to unfreeze what has been frozen," an Administration official said.

"They should also unfreeze our assets and lift the sanctions."

For now, our near-term goal is only to unfreeze the political process.

She can also "unfreeze" individuals by touching them while time is frozen.

He had the box open and was telling me how to unfreeze the seeds safely.

"At day's end they agreed to unfreeze the money and respect the board's right to make reasonable cuts."

"That means if someone is frozen, you're supposed to try to unfreeze them yourself.

The shepherd's is unfreezing, so there's no rush for lunch.

When they get there they unfreeze, but some people do not wake up.

You touch that metal, we'll have to bring the hot water out to unfreeze your hand from it."

The rotational degrees of freedom are the next to "unfreeze".

She does the same thing and holds the Doctor's face to give him warmth, which unfreezes time to leave the two alone, holding each other.

Justice Department officials have said they tried to help unfreeze $6 million of the general's accounts.

"First I had to unfreeze him from the ice.

But he should honor the original promise and unfreeze the stipend.

We have tried to unfreeze all those which we find not to be incompatible with the Court decision.

"Unfreeze it when the video and audio are in synch."