Sentence examples for bone-chilling cold from inspiring English sources

Despite the bone-chilling cold, he fell in love with it.

"You can get bone-chilling cold or a dry heat that makes it impossible to leave the house".

Unlike 2009, there isn't quite the bone-chilling cold so it might be a more pleasant experience all round.

Once inside, they peel off their heavy coats, pulled-down hats and gloves, harrumphing and stomping off the bone-chilling cold.

But even if these predicted temperatures are a little colder than what actually materializes, it will still be bone-chilling cold.

Earlier this month they were in the Seychelles, a far cry from the bone-chilling cold of the post-apocalyptic Jungle.

The challenge is intensified by the completely unpredictable atmospheric input – while rehearsing and performing, we find ourselves in searing heat or bone-chilling damp cold, we face blasts of powerful winds off the Pacific, we are in turns shrouded in fog, then squinting into blazing sun… These contributions from the environment are as uncontrollable as they are magnificent.

Hardy, near-naked swimmers of the Dolphin Club are seen paddling in the bone-chilling waters of Aquatic Park on even the coldest days.

Lying sweltering in an unbearably stuffy hotel room in Kiev, I'd never felt colder, immersed in the bone-chilling world of hero Johnny Porter, huddled in the depths of the Siberian winter.

Avila Beach is four hours south of the bone-chilling beauty of the San Francisco Bay and almost as cold.

A cold rain came up and we called it quits, getting a bone-chilling soaking on the way back to port.