| Towards the end of the night I took to sporting a rather freaky mask and petrifying the remaining guests. |
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| The Greek heroes, on the other hand, can use the mirror to avoid being turned to stone as they battle the petrifying Medusa. |
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| Most of the world's so-called petrifying springs deposit a sintery encrustation on objects immersed in them. |
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| You can do things like base flying, where you jump off the side of a building and fall 100ft, which is brilliantly petrifying. |
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| The commemorative urge, in literature as in architecture, risks petrifying into the blandly monumental. |
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| You… Remember those pallid sourballs petrifying in the dish on your grandmother's coffee table? |
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| Architecture seems to be entrenched in two equally unfertile fronts: Either naively utopian or petrifying pragmatic. |
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| For those who live through an experience of violence, it can be petrifying. |
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| So, to cut a long story short, we spent most of the day in that Sport Hall, most of it spent petrifying me by making me do all sorts of crazy acrobatics. |
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| The first time you stand in front of the class as a member of staff is absolutely petrifying. |
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| Horrible is the end which awaits the Harpies of the execrable Celaeno, which is to frightfully devolve within the Sub-World until petrifying and reducing themselves into cosmic dust. |
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| The idea of speaking in front of such a large audience was petrifying. |
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| Called petrifying springs, they are quite common in limestone districts. |
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