Sentence examples for horribly cold from inspiring English sources

It is horribly cold blooded and cruel.

It's horribly cold even in a thermal overcoat.

They crossed the Oberkassel bridge, where the wind destroyed them, and finally Hayley admitted to being impossibly, horribly cold.

Her hands and feet are horribly cold and she always tries to warm them up on my bare skin.

Wartime Oxford she remembers as horribly cold and hungry: she loved the work, the learning and the refugees who taught her, but everything else was a constant, disheartening struggle.

When he bought it three and a half years ago, Chris Newman's three-storey semi was horribly cold, with solid walls, leaky windows, electric storage heaters, an inefficient boiler and very little insulation.

Like so many other high profile arrests, things in this case seem to be going cold horribly fast as the "untouchable" Mombasa businessman uses his influence, networks, cash and friends to get him out of the sticky situation.

Yet I have a better understanding of why Greer's polemic continues to leave me cold: it's horribly anaemic on abortion.

Her booth is like a screen grab from a claustrophobic's nightmare — a glassed-in coffin where the floors are concrete and horribly adept at holding the cold.

Remember the scene in your local park on a cold November morning, horribly spaced pansies with a foot of grey earth between each plant, looking like some sort of weird airport-style long-stay car park for abandoned flowers?

She was 40 and had recently completed a course of chemotherapy in the hospital for acute leukemia, diagnosed six weeks earlier when it cropped up all of a sudden, as leukemia is wont to do, after blood tests acquired in the setting of a head cold came back horribly wrong.