At the mention of Elizabeth Woodville's weapon I freeze where I stand.

My first instinct was to freeze where I stood.

Every five or ten minutes, planes came over, and we had to freeze where we were.

Warren was the logical place-thedeep freeze where I could be put away for the rest of my days.

Anthony seemed to freeze where he stood, and the Frenchman looked at Anthony with a small smile and a nod.

I knew it was the Mud Man and I was frozen where I stood.

The five men were frozen where they stood, all of them looking in our direction.

Quick-like!' The Sea-Folk stared, frozen where they squatted at cook fires or sat tying reeds.

Johann crumpled to the ground, Pietro and the other knight still frozen where they stood.

He was frozen where he had rounded the curve.

It was Jacqueline who closed the staring eyes, for the two men were frozen where they stood.

The bodies of women lay frozen where they'd fallen, their eyes carved out, their breasts taken off.

Ben was frozen where he stood.

She was speechless; her raised hand did not fall; it was as if she were frozen where she stood.

She did not tremble any longer, but remained ominously still, as if she had been frozen where she sat.

He stood stock-still for a second', with his arm frozen where it had been when I had uttered Tom's name.