Sentence examples for icy days from inspiring English sources

The strongest correlation was found between ice-off and January February mean temperatures (r = 0.81, p < 0.05), and between the total number of icy days and the mean winter temperature (r = 0.88, p < 0.05).

Why can't we leave behind all of the drudgery of the cold and icy days and free our spirits to soar with the birds.

The bi-directionality of the 'weather/climate' sub-theme was captured by the following quote: "… it was a beautiful day out … and I just said: ok-get up and go … I'm not sure what we'll do in the winter, like the icy days".

John Sayles's "Honeydripper" is a good movie for a dark, icy day.

A few weeks later, on an icy day, Dan dug up the wellhead and bleached down the water because a test had found coliform bacteria.

Talking to the American people proved to be the death of William Henry Harrison, who, on a bitterly cold and icy day in 1841, became, at sixty-eight, the oldest President then to have taken office.

Don't try this on an icy day until you have got it in the powder!

The Doomsday Clock is still set at three minutes to midnight, the closest it has come to the world's destruction since the iciest days of the cold war, despite the nuclear deal with Iran and the Paris deal over climate change.

The city's Design Museum in the elegant old Hotel de Coninck is the perfect place to hide away during the icy winter days.

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.

You want to ask how you are going to manage to do this under the blazing sun and humidity of the summer, or the dark, cold, icy, snowy days of winter, or on leaf-slick sidewalks after a November rainstorm.