Sentence examples for feel the frigid from inspiring English sources

Though it was a cold day, cold and very windy, and he'd come in chilled, the short walk across the heated space warmed him, and he could feel the frigid air hit him in the face when he yanked open the glass door.

Once again I felt the frigid breath of mortality at my neck.

For as far back as I can remember, a rush of anxiety would come over me as soon as I felt the frigid mall air conditioning or caught a whiff of the overly-vacuumed carpet.

Your cold house, your chilly office does not feel so frigid anymore.

Officials predicted that the number would grow slightly on Monday night, as gusting winds made the frigid air feel even colder and thousands of households waited for power to be restored.

Deciding that he wanted the videos to reflect the frigid feel of the music on the album, Butt chose to shoot the videos in Scotland.

After a summer with the power shut off, a summer of reading by the open window in her sweat-soaked underwear, the car's air-conditioner felt frigid.

As I slowly entered the frigid water, I felt like an olive in a well-chilled martini.

It was below zero outside, and the frigid damp made it feel even colder inside.

When a character steps into the frigid winter night, her lungs "feel like they've been swabbed out with rubbing alcohol".

Mr. Sosa ended up chest-deep in the frigid water, and was soon unable to feel his legs — his fingers stayed numb through Friday — but the children were fine, and joined their parents on the "Today" show on Friday morning.