Sentence examples similar to gelid wind from inspiring English sources
The deftly wielded baton also shapes the music's character — whether, for example, the strings should burrow into a deep Straussian shag or the winds give off a gelid Stravinskyan glint.
The deftly wielded baton also shapes the music's character whether, for example, the strings should burrow into a deep Straussian shag or the winds give off a gelid Stravinskyan glint.
"The Telephone Company recognizes five holidays," a gelid voice replied.
The gelid interior keeps any melting to a trickle.
It was a sunny, gelid afternoon just after Christmas.
"Chef" is a cold meal, with Kip at its gelid center.
Or was it the gelid weather that made me see them as such?
The sea takes on a gelid hardness that makes falling waves feel as if they were made of concrete.
The towpath is barely gelid, edged with ice, and the water glowers and the sky glowers back.
The sea is heavy and gelid the way it is after windless, hot days.
