Sentence examples for a biting cold from inspiring English sources
A period of heavy rainfall has ended and a biting cold wind has arrived.
From Denver to Elko, Helena to Tombstone, nowhere in the Rockies can you find a larger, more diverse open-air gathering on a biting cold February night.
They scored four consecutive touchdowns in the fourth quarter, on the road, overcoming a biting cold, self-destructive penalties and surging emotion that invigorated a weaker opponent.
It was a biting cold type of Montreal winter day.
George exited the church to yet another standing ovation, and braved a biting cold and snow at the entryway of the cathedral to shake hands and pose for pictures with parishioners.
The caves offer a refuge from the biting cold and a strange oasis from the clamor of the city, with the walls muffling the noise from the busy construction site.
We laughed at this and felt no desire to emulate them by getting on a ladder in the biting cold of a Dutchess County winter to string lights, but I should have guessed that this attitude of mild cultural superiority wouldn't last when Margaret first decided to put our Christmas tree on the porch, where it would be as visible from the road as from the living room.
On Saturday, it was Bill Clinton's turn, hugging the candidate and addressing a 600-strong crowd in biting cold at a skating plaza in Des Moines.
"He can do all manner of things, he can go into restaurants, and in none of these places does he encounter anything like the problems he has in simply trying to attend a football match". In the biting cold of a Scottish east coast winter, long-term supporter Gordon Anthony joins the other fans nicknamed Arabs on matchday, where Dundee United are taking on Morton at Tannadice in the Championship.
A year ago an SPVM officer was caught on video threatening to tie a homeless man to a pole in the biting cold of January.
When it's biting cold, a Hasidic man will also wear ear muffs over his ears or a band known as an ear warmer — both come only in black.
