Sentence examples for bleak cold from inspiring English sources
Out there, it's the City – bleak, cold and windy.
What seems robust and warming in the bleak cold now feels ponderous and unwieldy.
Foster's ubiquitous use of exterior glass is normally bleak, cold and excluding.
More and more do I feel the bleak cold threadbare dismalness of England after the war, struck by the great flu epidemic, short of food and warmth.
As a sunny antidote to the bleak cold of winter, handbag designers have come out with bright yellow pocketbooks in their resort and spring collections.
In contrast to the "bleak cold colours" of the Yorkshire moors outside, "the room looked the perfection of warmth, snugness and comfort, crimson predominating in the furniture".
When the sun went off the road, temperatures plummeted, and we felt ourselves in the grip of a bleaker, colder world.
When spring finally arrives, she feels like she's lived through a bleak & cold time; something hard has settled inside her.
It was December last year, and it was bleak and cold.
The Fuller-Bryant West is bleak and cold and exceedingly windy, all morning sunlight dappled on icy ponds, cowboy boots breaking the crust of spring snow.
They think they are bleak and cold but, ultimately, this is one of the warmest and driest parts of the country.
