Sentence examples for freezing nights from inspiring English sources

After a series of freezing nights on his own, Kongar-ol made his way to the yurts of his grandparents and uncles.

Native to Sicily, the blood orange grows at its best in a Mediterranean climate, loving hot days and almost freezing nights, much like grape vines.

We passed through an endless array of tortured landscapes, carved by millennia of wind, the intermittent explosive forces of flash floods, perpetual burning days and occasional freezing nights.

In the 1990s, as office dress codes became more casual and the power suit became passé, many women abandoned hose entirely; a certain class of Manhattan socialite became known for venturing out even on freezing nights with bare legs.

Scientists say the tapping season — the narrow window of freezing nights and daytime temperatures over 40 degrees needed to convert starch to sugar and get sap flowing — is on average five days shorter than it was 50 years ago.

The report paints a disturbing picture of the rat, snake and scorpion-infested cages in which the men lived, exposed to blistering daytime temperatures, freezing nights and torrential rain.

On each of these a unique vegetation has evolved to cope with blistering daytime sun and freezing night-time temperatures.

It was a privilege, as freezing night gave way to a sunny day, to watch these men being carried to the surface in a metal cage called The Phoenix, which had been painted in Chile's national colours.

As the altitude increases, the plants have to be more specialised, with adaptations to strong sunlight with ultraviolet, lower mean temperatures and freezing night temperatures.

It is a rainy morning in November, a cold front is moving in, and we will probably have our first below freezing night in the next few days.

David Livingstone was in what is modern-day Malawi, where it is hot and dry or hot and humid, except in the freezing night-time highlands.