Sentence examples for frozen days from inspiring English sources

The scientists noticed that years with less ice extent and fewer frozen days allowed more icebergs to roam free, and corresponded to more seafloor collisions.

Much warmer winters may account for significantly earlier thawing, later freezing, and a substantial reduction in the number of frozen days on the QTP.

Linear trends in freeze and thaw dates, the number of total frozen days of each pixel, and the numbers of monthly and yearly frozen days averaged over the whole QTP were analyzed.

The number of frozen days has decreased over the QTP by 16.8 days per decade.

This decrease in the number of frozen days has occurred mainly from April to September, with a more pronounced trend in warmer months.

February's gains could be the result of January's losses and leftover inventory, as only the most intrepid house hunters ventured out to look on the many snowy, icy, freezing days of the month, several brokers said.

The fruit bodies appear from late June to November, but usually from August to October; overwintered specimens can be found in freezing days up to early February.

There you are, somewhere near the Missouri River, on a freezing day.

* Be quick: the worst bit for me is taking my warm clothes off on a freezing day.

In "The Third Man, or Else the Fourth," four men stand around a fire, on a freezing day.

The following Monday was a damp, freezing day at Foot of Hawkins Street; a light rain made the metallic scent of the yard smell more chemical.