Sentence examples for frigid spell from inspiring English sources
This was during an unusually frigid spell in Millville, New Jersey, the shore town where Ammons and his wife lived; we can confirm it from the poem, which, among its many commitments to uneventfulness, tends to register the forecast with each new day's entry.
The U.S. dollar was slightly higher against the yen and the euro while oil fell on expectations a frigid cold spell in parts of the United States, Europe and Asia will ease in coming weeks, weakening crude demand.
Eighty-seven years later, Nome is again locked in a dark and frigid winter — a record cold spell has pushed temperatures to minus 40 degrees, cracked hotel pipes and even reduced turnout at the Mighty Musk Oxen's pickup hockey games.
Definition of cold spell.
Caught in this steamy spell, who can focus on the frigid soil of Amsterdam, where Mata Hari gouges frozen tulip bulbs out of her spiteful sister-in-law's flowerbed?
The women have been unknowingly struck by a spell, which takes the form of a cold – you might say frigid – breeze that quells all sexual desire.
This increased waviness, they suggested, meant that the eastward progression of weather patterns embedded in the jet stream could also be slowing down, causing, among other things, frigid blobs of polar air to linger over the East Coast and heat spells to persist in the West.
Of the region's two seasons, one is a dry and moderately warm spell lasting roughly from April to November; the second is a wet, moderately cool, but rarely frigid period extending from November to April.
The temperature was frigid.
