Sentence examples for downright freezing from inspiring English sources
In four years we've learned a thing or two about camping and living with the elements, from hot and bug-infested to downright freezing … and we have never felt more free.
Green Bay's famed "frozen tundra," besides being redundant — tundra is, by definition, frozen — is downright tropical, even during the N.F.L. playoffs.
This summer's new barbecue menu, of which the sundae is a part, plays up regional specialties (there are sandwiches from Memphis, Carolina, and Texas) and has downright dainty offerings, like frozen lemonade and sweet-potato fries.
Given the sugariness of most of the main offerings, dessert is pretty unnecessary, and one, the rum-braised banana with mustard ice cream, is downright scary: a banana is frozen and dehydrated into a large chip — a phallic fossil.
The fastballs that froze Teixeira to end the first — and Posada to begin the fifth — were downright dastardly, 94-m.p.h.
Freeze until fully frozen.
It imposed rules that seem downright Soviet -- rate freezes that oblige suppliers to sell power at a small fraction of the price they pay for it.
Schwed was downright dismissive.
He's downright... unexceptional.
