Sentence examples for long frigid from inspiring English sources

His mother read them, one after another, day after day, to fill the long, frigid hours of the Maine winters.

But now it is gone, quickly removed over the long, frigid weekend by two cranes and several huge refuse bins on barges.

You can conquer the cold, with its icy roads, unpredictable snowfalls and long frigid nights, by spending days in the kitchen simmering, baking and stewing.

But Kristianstad has already crossed a crucial threshold: the city and surrounding county, with a population of 80,000, essentially use no oil, natural gas or coal to heat homes and businesses, even during the long frigid winters.

For one, with the onset of cold weather, having already endured a storm or two and with predictions looming for a long frigid winter, I had a short-lived fantasy of a holiday in a warmer clime.

Although Michael's is in Florida — where seafood is plentiful and there's no long, frigid winter that consigns a cook to root vegetables — it still reaches far from home at times to put together the kind of menu that diners inevitably want.

Whatever the reason, there was a long and frigid silence.

A long and frigid winter gave way to 67-degree weather at first pitch, but the fans had been buzzing for some time.

During this year's long and frigid winter, many of the city's public elementary schools canceled outdoor recess, instead keeping students inside where they watched videos (and snacked).

After all, we reasoned, rural Norwegians have for generations lived far from their nearest neighbors, enduring long, dark, frigid winters, and eking out meager livings on rocky mountainsides.

Villagers in north-east China have long endured frigid winters, scorching summers and an occasional drought, but some now have something else to worry about: possible attacks by wild Siberian tigers.