Sentence examples for great frost from inspiring English sources

The Great Frost is summoned up in a white sheet.

So much for Kenneth Clark's dismissal of the era as "the great frost of Victorian prudery".

After that my wife and I bid adieu and came home, it being still a great frost.

Perhaps the art historian Kenneth Clark was a tad dismissive when he said that "the great frost of Victorian prudery" had prevented English artists from tackling the nude.

The first act is dominated by Orlando's swooning courtship of the mysterious Russian princess (Ms. Boras smolders effectively), which takes place against the backdrop of a great frost that turns the Thames into a giant ice-skating rink.

St Hilary himself was blameless for any cold weather, but his feast day on January 13 , 1086 was marked by the start of a great frost that may have inspired the cold legend.

The Irish Independent reports that our cold snap is still "nothing" compared with the Great Irish Frost of 1740.

Due to this fact, it is possible to obtain concretes of increasingly greater strength, frost resistance, in the same time decreasing their absorbability and water permeability.

In the Coal River Valley, northeast of Hobart, the digital experiment is helping winemakers challenge two of their greatest foes: frost strike and disease.

Before she is done, Elsa will fire snowballs at the crowd, shoot icicle lasers into the air and unleash great clouds of frost.

The predicted greater frequency of frost damage due to climatic warming could bring about such changes in coming decades.