Sentence examples for much colder and from inspiring English sources

In February 2003, when the weather was much colder and snowy, only 200 rounds were played.

I remember winters being much colder and snowier when I was young — surely they were more opaque as well?

Ask Mark Kramer, a longtime Westchester resident and professional meteorologist, whether he didn't think this past winter was much colder and harsher than usual, and he sighs.

Average temperatures range between 45 and 52 °F (7 and 11 °C) during the day, occasionally reaching as high as 60 °F (16 °C), but temperatures at night are much colder and fall below freezing during the winter.

Leonora holds out the hope that once their financial imbalance is righted, he will get interested in her again, and things seem to be moving in that direction when Florence entangles Edward in her much colder and less sentimental designs - Dowell says that she "annexes him".

Actually, it means liquid nitrogen and the much colder and much more difficult to come by liquid helium.

But the last word must go to this rhyme for the last day of the year: If New Year's Eve night wind blow south It betokeneth warmth and growth; If west, much milk and fish in the sea; If north, much cold and storms there will be; If east, the trees will bear much fruit; If north east, flee it man and brute.

We consider two tropical populations of D. melanogaster, adapted to a warm environment, and two temperate ones, adapted to a much colder climate and especially to cold winters.

One reason: the side-by-side has a relatively larger freezer volume at a much colder temperature — and a larger surface area from which the cold air can escape.

The discovery of 78 flint tools, more than 800,000 years old, shows that early humans, thought to survive only in warm, Mediterranean-style climates, could penetrate much colder regions and survive with a kit of crude tools.

Unlike storms of tropical nature, however, they thrive in much colder temperatures and at much higher latitudes.