Sentence examples for clear cold air from inspiring English sources

It was then rolled past the guards, out into the sunlight and clear, cold air, where it was loaded into a waiting car and whisked away.

Lisa Master Dear Diary: I was headed downtown on 10th Avenue, glad to be out in the clear, cold air and spirit-lifting sunshine, when I observed a jogger and his dog.

As I strolled past stone mansions, clarinet scales drifted into the clear, cold air from the windows of a conservatory, and in a storefront a young violin maker stood in a pile of wood shavings, patiently restoring a 19th-century specimen.

At the vigil, people stood in near-perfect silence in the clear, cold air, as friends and family lined up to pay tribute to the "amazing spirit" of the three victims, and to try and make sense of the horrific crime.

As my dog, Opie, and I got out of the car, I looked northeast in the clear cold air to the crown of Blue Hill, scene of the annual Blue Hill Fair, the inspiration for E. B. White's tale of Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider.

Stepping off the train at Moscow's Byelorussia terminus was like stepping off a yacht, and the motion of the iron sea stayed with us for hours, as we dined with friends that evening near the Lenin Hills, and then real stood under the Spassky Tower at midnight and gazed up at the Kremlin's ruby-red illuminated stars and drank in the clear, cold air of Russia.

A little farther along the road, a herd of bison swung their great heads as they rooted for food in the sagebrush steppe, their deep rumbles clear in the quiet, cold air.

On a deceptively clear sunny day, a cold air mass a thousand miles wide swept down from Canada before dawn and turned a 14-state landscape from Maine to the Carolinas into a silent, frozen domain.

Plus, the cold air clears away enough humidity and foliage to see all the way to Switzerland, making it ideal for landscape photography.

Time seemed to lengthen out, a weak sunrise came on slowly, the lake glistened with glass-like ice, and the cold air cleared my head.

After a relentlessly gloomy week, much clearer but colder air is on its way from the Arctic in the next 12 hours, giving us our first cold snap of the season, albeit a short lived one.