Sentence examples for extraordinarily cold from inspiring English sources

It is extraordinarily cold, with atmospheric temperatures 200 degrees below that of our planet.

But additionally, it is because James is an extraordinarily cold, abrasive know-it-all.

Even as the ice recedes, the Arctic will remain extraordinarily cold, dark, remote, expensive and difficult to operate in.

Since all living things are mostly water, why don't plants freeze solid and die? A. Sometimes they do die, but that mostly happens when people push their luck and try to grow something that isn't hardy in their area, or when winter becomes extraordinarily cold for an extended period or shows up too early.

In their extraordinarily cold dissent, Justices Scalia and Thomas argued that the Supreme Court has never held that the Constitution prohibits executing an inmate who had a full and fair trial but is later able to convince a court that he is actually innocent.

"There was this group of moms who were extraordinarily cold to me.

The official newspaper Legal Daily blasted the killings as an "extraordinarily crude, cold-blooded and lazy way for the government to deal with epidemic disease," it said.

Instead we finished with a soft, warm pistachio cake with the sour punch of roasted plums and an extraordinarily good cold cheese cake, of deep, rich, sweet-sour honeyed cream on a crisp, sugared pastry base.

Bizarre cold-weather phenomena called frost quakes — which generate shaking and ear-splitting sounds likened to exploding bombs — have blasted towns across the Northeast and upper Midwest during this extraordinarily frigid winter.

That is why the Eastern United States, Northern Europe and East Asia have experienced extraordinarily snowy and cold winters since the turn of this century.

Blob or not, the damage has been done in Alaska, where drought persists in the coastal rain forest of the southeast, and it's been an extraordinarily peculiar start to the cold season.