Sentence examples similar to endure frigid from inspiring English sources
Before the advent of wet suits, surfers and divers endured frigid ocean water with only oil-soaked wool sweaters to protect them.
Villagers in north-east China have long endured frigid winters, scorching summers and an occasional drought, but some now have something else to worry about: possible attacks by wild Siberian tigers.
In Chicago, a group of about 100 endured frigid weather and gathered outside Loyola University Chicago's School of Law.
Although snow and sleet fell in the streets, several men endured the frigid weather to make their way to the club's spacious second-floor suite, eager to indulge the yearnings that had driven them out into the stormy night.
During that time rhinos have migrated across continents, faced prehistoric hyenas and giant crocodiles, and endured the frigid wilderness of the ice age.
An octopus dwelling in the frigid waters of the Antarctic doesn't wear gloves on its tentacles, but it has found another way to endure the cold.
In the end, however, if one chooses to live here year round and endure the isolation and sometimes-frigid winters, we are all islanders.
Authorities said the youngsters endured searing deserts and frigid mountains, as well as malnourishment.
The classic proportions endure.
