Sentence examples for frigid start from inspiring English sources

After the frigid start, Texas Tech went on an 18-4 run, making five three-pointers during that span, to take a 25-21 lead.

Volker Treier, chief economist at the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce, told the newspaper Bild on Monday that unless weather patterns changed drastically, the frigid start to the year would cost nearly $3 billion, mostly because of the idling of the construction sector and the resulting delay in orders for furnishings and appliances.

Carburetors were eventually replaced by very precise, very reliable electronic fuel-injection systems that precisely meter fuel to each cylinder under all conditions, from frigid starts in Minnesota to trailer-towing across Death Valley in July.

Re "Alaska, No Longer So Frigid, Starts to Crack, Burn and Sag" (front page, June 16): Even as Alaska experiences the adverse effects of climate change, the state is the second-highest producer of crude oil in the United States, after Texas.

The scene fairly summed up this season in Chicago, where the Bulls are off to a frigid and frightening start.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Rather than a respite after Afghanistan's frigid winter, the start of the spring thaw has brought deadly avalanches and insurgent attacks.

If you use summer grade fuel in your tractor, the fuel system and filters can gel up; this can be quite aggravating when your tractor quits a good distance from a building; how will you get it started in frigid cold weather now that it's marooned a long way from electricity?

Although his mother passed away in 2009, he still continues the routine, and notes that since he started his frigid swim he hasn't been sick once.

Ordinary motor oil gets so stiff in weather that frigid that you can't start an engine.

When you first start exercising in frigid temperatures, curb your expectations.

Otto Porter Jr. started the season frigid from three-point range.