Sentence examples for a biting wind from inspiring English sources

A biting wind blew from the north.

Leaving Buckfastleigh, we drive up on to Dartmoor in a biting wind.

There's a biting wind today, which rattles the saplings like yacht masts in a marina.

Those five words cut deep, like a biting wind, and no one in a hushed locker room could argue.

The day we closed it was a freezing cold — a wet March afternoon with a biting wind and gray sky.

Murray played twice Thursday in London, when a biting wind made for a particularly chilly late morning and early afternoon.

That's the boundary-pushing dance master BILL T. JONES, whose Tony-winning work on "Spring Awakening" brought a clean, biting wind to a conventional form.

The Capital Weather Gang Forecasts: "It continues to feel like the dead of winter today, with a particularly biting wind chill.

The dominant forces in today's New Jersey Waterfront Marathon were Bill Donakowski among the men, Rita Borralho of Portugal among the women and a chilly, biting wind and 47-degree cold that made it feel more like March than May.

The conditions didn't help, since a cold, biting wind gusted across the pitch throughout and contributed to some of the wayward distribution.

Men hurry home with news of cancelled bonuses and stock options, the biting wind a stark reminder of how cold the immediate future could be.