Significados de sudden thaw en inglés

The hand surrendered; it was much like the icicle of a sudden thaw.

Later that winter there was a violent snowstorm that melted too quickly in a sudden thaw.

Jon Sopel is in Havana, to see what Cubans make of this sudden thaw in relations.

The enormous snowman James, Rose, and Albus had erected was becoming soft in a sudden thaw.

To begin with, the manners of an icicle; then a sudden thaw, just in time to save the situation.

Or to fix up a snow man in fine style and watch a sudden thaw melt him out of sight.

In March, 1844, a severe winter was terminated by a very sudden thaw, accompanied by high winds and deluges of rain.

As I write, I can see great patches of brown every here and there, for we have had a sudden thaw.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford in Moscow says a sudden thaw with the West seems unlikely, given Mr Putin's first comments after his victory.

It had been bitter cold; a sudden thaw had made the air raw and keen, while my horse went to his girths at every plunge.

I had seen sudden thaws cause streams to overflow, but never this late in winter.

Frosts and then sudden thaws turning earth roads into churned-up swamps delayed the German Army's advance.

"I think it must have been a sudden thaw," remarked Quincy, with a grave face.

On the Town: Poets, academics and longtime friends gathered to congratulate Peggy O'Brien on the publication of her first poetry collection, Sudden Thaw.