Sentence examples for clammy cold from inspiring English sources
The youngsters were standing beneath a street light rubbing their hands in the clammy cold, and the officers greeted them cheerfully.
"The River" is a fiction addition to the New Landscape writing of Robert Macfarlane and Rebecca Solnit, prose so vivid and engaging that a city-dwelling reviewer can feel the clammy cold of a fog over a river or the heat of subterranean tree roots burning underfoot in the aftermath of a fire.
What Hunt is really chasing, through the muck and darkness and stench and clammy cold, is a story of shared humanity.
After the clammy cold of Holland and Belgium, producer Gene Corman and his wife Nan finally found sunshine and warmth in Florence, their favorite city, and the Hotel Excelsior, their favorite hotel.
With fogged glasses, clammy cold and ineffective rain gear layered with the dirt spitting off the tires of the riders in front of me - every pedal stroke required full on focus.
Venice was overcast, clammy, and cold.
On the tongue, it's clammy and cold, chilled snot whiffing of silage.
Clinics across Africa witness the same tragedy: a limp child, clammy and cold to the touch, with a fast, weak pulse, is carried in by a distraught parent.
The weather again turns so clammy and cold that nobody else comes out and I shiver as I walk until I escape my chill by going into the drugstore for Epsom salts to soak my walking away.
Locals say that this boulevard will be tented to keep out the notorious, clammy February cold.
