On the left was a living room with a fireplace.

At one end was a fireplace which we put to good use.

He came down to the fireplace and into the house.

He seemed to be doing some kind of action inside the fireplace.

What had the money in the fireplace done for him?

At one side of the room was a large fireplace.

Maybe they could make love in front of the fireplace.

She looked away from her hands and to the fireplace.

The space they were in had a large fireplace near the center.

He left her side and started a fire in the fireplace.

The other room on the first floor also has a fireplace.

A large fireplace was to the right of the bed.

My living room wall was still open near the fireplace.

I He looked at the left wall and saw the fireplace.

The food was set out on a small table near the fireplace.

Only then did he stand with his back to the fireplace and look about the room.

In the living room, she found a black door to left of the fireplace.

"And you can be home in five minutes by your fireplace."

The far wall was taken up by a huge fireplace.

He was sitting on the other side of the fireplace.

I went over to the fireplace and built up the fire.

She'd turned it to face the others and not the fireplace.

There is a fireplace at the center of the east wall.

But I still think it would look great over my fireplace.

I went back to the table by the fireplace, and stood.

It must be well above the freezing point of water.

What else can you add to water to lower its freezing point?

In air, the rate at the freezing point is 1090 feet per second, or 745 miles an hour.

He could not get used to the cold of the water; it seemed to be right at the freezing point.

We also know that salt will lower the freezing point of water.

There is some problem with calling it the freezing point.

At 11,000 feet it was near the freezing point when the sun fell.

This is the freezing point of water at one atmosphere.

Without them, the Earth would everywhere be below the freezing point of water.

Rock salt is used to lower the freezing point of ice.

Only the top layer of water needs to cool to the freezing point.

I thought that one could increase the freezing point of water by reducing the pressure.

It forms when the surface is at or below the freezing point of water.

Although it was early afternoon, the temperature must have been just above the freezing point.

The freezing point of water is around 0 C, and it becomes ice.

By the end of November, temperatures usually range around the freezing point.

When talking about the freezing point you are going from liquid to solid as heat is taken away.

Temperatures in the mountains, of course, fall far lower, often below freezing point.

According to the latest in- formation I've received, it's already above freezing point.

Salt lowers the freezing point of water, which is 32 degrees.

Temperatures usually do not reach freezing points, especially in coastal areas.

Even in summer, the temperature rarely rises above freezing point.

During that second, sound has traveled 1090 feet (if the temperature is at the freezing point).

Monitor this temperature over time to see if it is above or below the freezing point.

You might think materials like water have a fairly well defined "freezing point."

And second, I had not yet reached my own flashpoint.

There were several flashpoints both during and after the game.

At the end of the year, the city remained a major flashpoint.

The president's speech will not be the only flashpoint between the parties this week.

The flashpoint for the President-elect may have come last weekend.

"It's a flashpoint that I can look to in the future.

The debate over evolutionary theory is just one such flashpoint.

Many of the songs are featured on the television show Flashpoint.

In Islamabad, for example, it was not just a question of getting a good man to the flashpoint.

The unit was created in 1965, and inspired the television show Flashpoint.

A new season of Flashpoint is expected to launch sometime in 2012.

And the role of the intermediary is becoming a flashpoint.

I have been in Parliament for 19 years and this issue has regularly come up as a political flashpoint.

See also the live album Flashpoint, released in 1991, from the same tour.

The store became an emotional flashpoint during and after the September 11 attacks.

The army was divided within itself, representing a potential flashpoint for the government.

I needed to know all I could about him in the little time left before the flashpoint.

At known flashpoint areas, security officers from both sides would maintain a presence.

The international tribunal has, for example, become a flashpoint even as all sides say, in theory, they support it.

But today, with no plants under construction, there are fewer flashpoints for public debate.

The resulting scandal became a political flashpoint in the province.

It is also a flashpoint for Taliban and sectarian violence.

It was a major flashpoint in the 1996-2006 Civil War.

As such, it remains the most likely flashpoint of another war, one with potential now to involve nuclear weapons.

The government must be careful not to create flashpoints with an authoritarian reaction.