Sentence examples for looks frigid from inspiring English sources

On the touchline Capello looks frigid with tension... 3.11pm: It's very scrappy and even so far, but Slovenia are having slightly the better of it.

She is so frigid looking that my television actually gets cold when she's on".

"If you're white as snow but looking kind of frigid, our screeners will warm you where it counts".

So as much as Tittle looks forward to the conference championships in cold (New England) and frigid (Green Bay) places, he agrees with the lords of football: the last game should always be about athletes, not elements.

These frigid worlds are so distant that the Sun looks like a bright star in their skies.

Scuba divers plunged into the frigid river, looking for evidence.

Grove of Film Threat panned Cook, uttering that "she's no great actress, but she's a real looker" and teased that "since when did a horror movie suffer from having two dumb blondes as leads", the other actress referring to Larter, whom "spends the whole movie looking miserable with her frigid acting".

In the frigid air outside the coffee shop, she talks to her lawyer, Roy, and looks away when I approach.

The result looks almost nothing like the original story, thanks in part to "Let It Go," which prompted a rewrite of Elsa's character and turned her from a frigid hermit into a spunky feminist.

And plenty of passengers were still exiting into the frigid Moscow night, looking for a ride home.

SOMEWHERE in the five boroughs of New York City there may be a less appealing view, but this one is certainly a contender for the prize: the vantage point from the profoundly unscenic Roosevelt Island Bridge, on a dank and blustery March night, as you look straight down into the frigid East River.