Sentence examples for record-breaking cold from inspiring English sources

There have been record-breaking cold snaps, icy sidewalks and blizzards.

Centrica, which owns British Gas, on Wednesday reported a 9% increase in group profits, after gas consumption jumped 13% following last winter's record-breaking cold spell.

This compares with 1,176 during the same period in 2013, when a record-breaking cold winter slowed work on building sites.

The headline reduction in acceptance of global warming, incidentally, seems more likely down to the record-breaking cold winter, which 83% of people said they were aware of.

The poll, by researchers at the University of Cardiff, showed a small drop in public acceptance of climate change but not the major falls that some observers had predicted after a series of media controversies over the actions of climate scientists, combined with the failure of the Copenhagen summit and the record-breaking cold temperatures.

On average, the researchers suggest, five of the months would be record-breaking cold as compared with the same months from other years.

The UK experienced the coldest, record-breaking December in 100 years (WMO 2011).

His record-breaking 9,039 points in wet and cold conditions at the U.S. trials earned him the honour.

The long answer will surely include the fact that we seem to be breaking records all the time: record-breaking heat in the summer, record-breaking heat in the winter, record-breaking winds, and record-breaking dryness.

But like so many record-breaking sportsmen, Schumacher came across looking like a cold, calculating, ruthless, armor-skinned robot -- with more than a dash of arrogance.

Universal is being especially careful with the record-breaking Wicked, having kept a potential screen version in cold storage for several years.