Sentence examples for cold to the bone from inspiring English sources

So maybe we should not be surprised that Parker proves herself cold to the bone.

In the centre of Moscow, the cold bites to the bone, the icy pavements are an obstacle course, and the snow is like a giant swaddling blanket that makes you want to hibernate till the spring thaw.

A person made of iron would still feel cold down to the bone".

"It was a cold that chilled to the bone," he continued, "a cold that froze my fingers until I could no longer sketch nor even snap my camera".

Buffalo wings, though flavorful, were unevenly cooked, with one piece in my portion very cold at the bone.

They go to a rundown stadium where nighttime temperatures are frigid with cold howling winds hitting you to the bone.

The cold pierces through to the bones.

By then the atmosphere of desperation and disconnection, like the cold, may have chilled you to the bone.

And after a couple of very mild winters, it may be that New Yorkers have forgotten how quickly a truly cold day can chill right to the bone.

It is the result of years of loyally enduring snow, driving rain and the bone-chilling cold to see the Queen attend church on her Sandringham estate.

On an overcast, steely grey Tuesday morning, the sort of day where the cold sinks straight through to the bones, Napravnik sits in a bustling coffee shop, before her a cup of herbal tea and a blueberry scone that she picks from intermittently.