Sentence examples for making it colder from inspiring English sources

Take this month's polar vortex, which whirled and whipped cold arctic air from the North Pole down into central and eastern United States — making it colder in Florida than in Alaska, sending a polar bear indoors in Chicago, and freezing Niagara Falls.

If your cup goes higher, then more air will go through it, making it colder.

"Inside," after all, is where his wife is; am I wrong to think I smell a whiff of an implication that his wife was the one making it cold?

But if you pop the rubber band in the freezer, making it cold, and then take it out and try to stretch it, it will snap clear in half because it has become brittle (just like your muscles can).

Its elevation makes it colder and wetter than the rest of Anhui.

Does the mundane become interesting if you make it colder?

A thermostat with four buttons: "make it colder," "make it hotter," "fan more," "fan less".

I have heard that adding salt to an ice-water bath makes it colder.

"Wind makes it colder, plus you've got to throw into the wind, and hit into the wind.

Temperatures usually loiter in the 20's, though the winds blowing down from the steppes of Mongolia make it colder.

Enceladus is only 300 miles across and whiter than a Bing Crosby Christmas, reflecting virtually all the sunlight that hits it, which should make it colder and deader than Scrooge's heart.