1. Cold rain crystallised into snow.

2. Her thoughts crystallised with the suddenness of a bolt of lightning.

3. A pop epiphany which, for them, crystallised the very essence of youth.

4. They represent a crystallised situation, which would have arisen if Hook Harris had ceased trading and been sold off.

5. Notes of crystallised fruits, fresh butter and white flowers emerge with swirling.

6. A history of suffering and struggle has crystallised on his shoulders.

7. Last week's healthcare summit crystallised the answer. As a politician, he has a split personality.

8. But the comic opera has meanwhile crystallised doubts about the quality of his leadership.

9. It also crystallised, somewhat awkwardly, the shifting balance of relations between the US and China.

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10. After weeks of work, our plan for a vacation trip crystallised.

11. Ah, no one can resist this, it is made with crystallised violets.

12. I was especially fond of the chocolate biscuits decorated with crystallised violets.

13. If he only knew how desperate she was to get away now that Peter had crystallised all her doubts.

14. Her instant success as a recording artist had, however, crystallised one thought in Kylie's head.

15. Relatives need help with grieving, for past relationships in the family can easily become crystallised at death.

16. Ideally, scanning is aimed at alerting the organisation to potentially significant external impingements before they have fully formed or crystallised.

17. She garnished her built-up Trifle with strips of bright currant jelly, crystallised sweetmeats or flowers.

18. At deeper levels, the volcanic deposits were intruded by molten magma, which slowly crystallised to form granite.

19. Mixtures of vegetables, preserved by sugar (drained, glace or crystallised), not frozen in a package of less than 18 kg.

20. Mixtures of vegetables, preserved by sugar (drained, glace or crystallised ), not frozen, in a package of 18 kg or more.

21. Mr Obama says that with the debt fight behind him he can now pivot back to jobs. But the comic opera has meanwhile crystallised doubts about the quality of his leadership.

1. Cold rain crystallised into snow.