Sentence examples for it gets frosty from inspiring English sources

I also make my own sloe gin: once it gets frosty of an evening, there's nothing better than a glass in front of a log fire.

I love all those close-ups of fires blazing when the mood gets frosty.

"The relationship between the two companies gets frosty at times," sniffs John Williams, executive vice president of global markets for PR Newswire and a former Business Wire marketing executive.

Google Ventures invested in Uber in 2013 and, after a legal suit caused the relationship to get frosty, it backed Lyft last year.

The combative director is now getting frosty with John Travolta, his Pulp Fiction star.

I was engaged to be married, and the relationship with my fiancée was getting frosty, with a lot of yelling and blame being tossed around.

There is a reason we tend to get frosty when people snidely comment on our "long holidays" and "3 o'clock hometimes".

The weeds grow, rain or shine, and all those garden center bargains have to be planted before the nights begin to get frosty.

These Wigwam ones are excellent, providing a good fit to avoid any uncomfortable seams once they are locked into those ski boots, and snug and warm enough to keep the toes from getting frosty.

What caused the relationship between Grassley and Obama to get frosty is, I guess, supposed to be open for debate.

If you don't dry the asparagus thoroughly, the asparagus will get frosty in the freezer.