Sentence examples for exposed to frigid from inspiring English sources

When exposed to frigid water, oil turns quickly into a thick, tarry substance that microbes can't easily degrade.

Barry Tatum returned to his home in Chicago in December to find that his front and back doors had been torn from their hinges, leaving his possessions exposed to the frigid winds that whipped through his neighborhood.

Then they got on his beat-up sky-blue Vespa, and with her toes exposed to the frigid air, they sped off to the rest of their night, including a dinner in TriBeCa for Purple Fashion Magazine and an after-party at the Top of the Standard.

Not for any breathtaking photos of the country's winter landscapes, though, but extreme close-up images of people's faces exposed to the frigid air, or warming themselves indoors.

Wind chill describes the extra cooling power of the wind on a body exposed to already frigid air masses.

Freezer burn is when food is exposed to the frigid air of the freezer, causing the food to taste strange or develop brown blotches.

Crossing the frigid seas, Shackleton stood in the bow, exposed to the elements.

There, he was exposed to khoomei.

"For over 180 days a year I can be found on the road traveling with my ThinkPad laptop -sweltering in the hot jungle terrain and surviving frigid arctic and mountain blasts, said Pasquale Scaturro, Exploration Specialists, Inc. "From bugs and humidity, to sand and dust, heat and cold, my ThinkPad laptop has been exposed to them all.

[Marc] was exposed to that.

Animals are exposed to predators.