Sentence examples for cold parched from inspiring English sources
As I began walking, I discovered that my fingers were cracked and bleeding from the cold, parched air.
Patagonia is the cold, parched, windy region that extends some 1,200 miles (1,900 km) south of the Pampas, from the Colorado River to Tierra del Fuego.
When I stumbled into the classroom every day in my mother's pumps, with parched lips and cold trickles of sweat running down my sides, they were already sitting there, all thirty-nine of them.
That's not easy in North Dakota with its parched windy summers and the coldest winters in the lower 48.
Right now a big blob of warm water off the coast is preventing upwelling, interfering with storms that would kick up the cold water and also drop precipitation on our parched landscape.
Parched golfers would buy cups of his cold lemonade for a dime apiece.
Bodily feelings constitute a fundamental aspect of self-awareness and provide critical homeostatic functions – e.g., feeling cold makes one seek warmth1; feeling pain makes one seek protection2; feeling parched makes one drink3.
Extremes of heat and cold no runner had ever been known to endure without a support crew - the Himalayas in deep winter, Australia's parched Nullarbor Plain - he tolerated unsupported and unfazed, sometimes running 100 miles a day.
Others are positively parched.
