Sentence examples for impervious to cold from inspiring English sources

Not a lot to keep her warm on an overcast, chilly day, but she is impervious to cold, she insists, thanks to her Canadian genes.

Anderson, who had performed without gloves and seemed impervious to the cold, said she was impressed with the turnout.

He was led through the prison complex — a vision of Hell in those days, full of half-dead men baring their scarred chests, impervious to the cold.

The sisters wore Ugg boots; Maxwell Celeste, claiming that a recent wilderness trip had made him impervious to the cold, wore plaid pajamas and a mass of sandy hair that appeared to have been washed with laundry detergent.

The Irish model lives in her bikini, and is impervious to the cold.

The Irish model lives in her bikini and is impervious to the cold.

We use our barn's walk-in coolers, but farm manager Bob Walker carefully monitors them, sometimes putting a heater inside because they, too, are not impervious to the cold.

While this seems in some way demeaning to Napoleon's figure (and contrasts in the extreme with David's version, which shows Napoleon impervious to the cold, and in a heroic light), Delaroche's artwork was not intended to portray him in a hostile or unbecoming way.

They seem impervious to the December cold.

He seemed to be impervious to heat or cold.

The New Yorker, December 3 , 1966P. 198 Tartan, is a rubbery paving material that looks like asphalt but, unlike asphalt, is impervious to heat or cold or rain.