Sentence examples for frigid and dry from inspiring English sources
The Himalayas have a profound effect on the climate of the Indian subcontinent and the Tibetan plateau by preventing frigid and dry Arctic winds from blowing south into the subcontinent, which keeps South Asia much warmer than corresponding temperate regions in the other continents.
When the Spirit rover finally rolls into action on Mars in the coming week, it will be off on a test drive of the scientific premise behind the $800 million mission: that the planet, now frigid and bone dry, once had water in abundance and a climate that just possibly could have supported some forms of life.
Mouth hanging open, eyes peeping from frigid lids, arms thin and dry: Annie Mary Todd resembles (and I hope Daphne Todd, her daughter and portraitist, will forgive me for saying so) a medieval cadaver, torn from a tomb.
The two NASA robots found plenty of such evidence, helping scientists confirm that Mars — now a frigid and seemingly bone-dry place — was warmer and wetter billions of years ago.
Frigid temperatures, dry air, and endless nights should, in theory, make the polar regions top spots for ground-based optical astronomy.
I would never become frigid and irritable when my proverbial vagina dried up and start reading Danielle Steel novels to soothe my lonely, aching womb.
We passed through ecological zones of spectacular diversity: equatorial rain forest, followed by misty heath and moors dotted with outsize, otherworldly flora, then alpine high desert and finally the frigid, dry summit zone.
Traditionally, it was taboo for black performers to play white characters: in this show, that's exactly that they do – by turns "benevolent", bungling, belligerent or frigid as dry ice, often emphasising the arrogance of white power.
