Sentence examples similar to frigid gaze from inspiring English sources
Confirmed: We are Frigid echoes, stony elegiac gaze of future specters.
Are you still holding strong with Honest Abe Hogann: Hey Chris, I'm sticking with "Lincoln," even as I clutch the statistical models of HuffPost's Oscars(R) Prediction Dashboard to my chest for warmth and gaze across the frigid awards landscape searching in vain for a preliminary award that the film and its director, Steven Spielberg, have actually won.
The narrator finds himself in a frigid space, barricaded against the chill in a heavy sweater, gazing out at a foreboding sea scattered with what looks like the remnants of dresses, as if a horde of girls had stripped and plunged into the depths, where they wait to drag him down.
"I can recall many frigid, crystal-clear winter Rochester nights in the back yard with Dad, gazing at the rings of Saturn and looking for meteorites while trying to ward off frostbite," Amos wrote in a eulogy for his father earlier this year.
NEWARK — During a recent tour of Military Park on a frigid afternoon here, Daniel A. Biederman waved his arm at the derelict plaza before him, with its once-proud statuary gazing out at ailing trees and graffiti-covered garbage bins.
But in the end, they journeyed here, to a frigid mountaintop near the Arctic Circle in Alaska, where they nuzzled at 2 o'clock the other morning while gazing at the starry dome of the sky.
An hour or so after most of the children have gone home, a handful of people are still gazing skyward, hands jammed into their pockets, their breath coming out in white puffs in the frigid air.
The temperature was frigid.
