Sentence examples for Deep frost from inspiring English sources

Despite previously scoring various visual projects (including survival drama The Deep), Frost approached Fortitude with reservations.

Then she plants hardier types, like Arctotis Rosita, a South African daisy with dusty pink petals and deep purple centers, which blooms until deep frost.

He notes that the pastures experienced an unusually virulent weather pattern of deep frost and drought-producing heat that can stress grasses, prompting fungi to create a mycotoxin threatening to the mares' fetuses.

— After Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican in his first months in office, announced early this year that he wanted to cut collective bargaining rights for public workers, relations between political parties in his newly red State Capitol fell into a long, deep frost.

After the Texas panhandle, scorched by drought so white that the grass crunches underfoot like in a deep frost, I hit New Mexico.

You want to plant the bulbs before the first deep frost, which hardens the grounds and makes it much more difficult to dig holes for the bulbs.

Heavy plowing within a rocky, glacial till-mantled landscape resulted in soil erosion and deep frosts.

However, the harsh winter conditions of the upper Midwest did not lend themselves to the production of winter wheat, since the deep frosts and lack of snow cover killed the crop.

If you are in an area that freezes, you might not get a winter use out of this method if you have deep frosts as the column has a higher surface area above ground exposed to air and therefore is more likely to freeze.

The greatest freezing cycles were observed for the farmland, characterized with the deepest frost depths (106 cm), the highest IR (>0.9), and the largest upward heat fluxes (120 W m−2), followed by the forest, and then the desert.

Extremely high temperatures in the summer and deep, prolonged frost in the winter are rare.