Sentence examples for have been frigid from inspiring English sources

The lights might have stayed on, but outside the stadium there would have been snow, and inside there would have been frigid fingers.

Relations between Greece and Turkey have been frigid for most of the last quarter-century, since Turkey's decision to send troops to Cyprus in 1974, which led to the island's division.

He found that for most of the past ten thousand years it had been relatively warm on Greenland, and for tens of thousands of years before that it had been frigid.

The water must have been positively frigid, and he would have needed to stay submerged for a reasonably long time to escape his pursuers.

The film could be shot in May and June, two months when the South Pole would have been both frigid and almost completely dark.

In a tribute article written for the 50th anniversary of Ferrier's death, the journalist Rupert Christiansen wrote of Ferrier's sexuality that "there is absolutely no justification for the idea that she was a lesbian, but she may have been sexually frigid".

Because the wing exits had only slides, and not slide-rafts like the doors, passengers who exited through those openings could have been marooned in the frigid water if rescue boats had not arrived before the plane sank.

Mr. Ajimotokan, badly wounded and with one ear nearly severed, was found in the trunk, where he is believed to have been confined through much of the frigid night.

Ask for cider in the Eastern Townships — a sprawling area east of Montreal and south of Quebec City — and you are likely to be served a flute of cidre de glace, or ice cider, an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting the juice of apples that have been left to freeze in the frigid Quebec winter.

If he had crashed out a window into the frigid darkness, he could not have been worse off than he ended up.

They have been there for nearly two years, beside the medical examiner's office, in frigid limbo.