Sentence examples for frosty start from inspiring English sources

The relationship between Mr. Scott and Republican leaders in the Legislature got off to a frosty start, mostly because they had all worked hard to defeat him in the 2010 primary and he did not kowtow upon his arrival.

A quick recap: With two weeks to go until the European elections, the contest to run the EU Commission is heating up - from a frosty start.

Following his move from second city rivals Birmingham City, McLeish's appointment suffered a frosty start with the Villa fans, further exacerbated by the perception that his team lacked quality and that his tactics were negative.

The frosty relationship started to thaw in January, after Chrysler ousted its top sales and marketing executive and began putting in place more dealer-friendly policies.

"When it's frosty, we can't start picking until the frost has gone, or the leaves will turn black.

If you don't, try the Jackass Saloon, where city council campaigns can start over frosty mugs of microbrews.

January was the UK's fourth-sunniest since 1929, an eventuality well within the confines of normality, as was the snowy, frosty interlude at the start of February.

Gunmetal clouds were approaching, but we didn't care — we pulled off our clothes and soaked in the frosty water until I started imagining the news reports: "The bodies of two naked tourists were pulled from Becker Lake today after a lightning storm...."....

And who hasn't pleaded with their car when it fails to start on a frosty morning?

A youth-team match when Ben Arfa moaned at a misplaced Benzema pass by cussing his team-mate's family, who happened to be watching, apparently marked the start of the frosty relationship.

Reservations are not taken for the second service, which means a crowd starts to gather around 9 30 p.m. to jostle at the bar, sip natural wine and negotiate with the frosty staff for a table.