Sentence examples for piercing cold from inspiring English sources

Sudden, piercing cold wind.

Then, the piercing cold hit the Lower 48 states in March.

In the piercing cold he hurried down the steps; King Hussein greeted him warmly.

A long, harsh winter of piercing cold and snowstorms is a month away.

I felt the piercing cold in my bones and my teeth rattled.

The piercing cold over the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes is pouring into the Northeast, where the National Weather Service predicts record-cold high temperatures Thursday.

They're not piercing or cold, they don't burn with any kind of cliched notion of genius.

In the course of their eventual 235-mile, 90-day trek, Albanov and his little band of dogged companions encounter and endure treacherous ice, hunger, scurvy, polar-bear-liver poisoning, dangerous animals and, of course, piercing, unimaginable cold.

A different brand of humor pierced the cold air outside, where the atmosphere was more carnival-like than hostile.

In addition, the gaze of the Jew was said to be pathological, searing, cunning, cold, and piercing.

The cold is piercing into my bones," said Abu Muhammad, 54, who left the Turkmen village of Ateira with his family in early December.