Sentence examples for relentless cold from inspiring English sources

Because of the relentless cold, processing takes place inside one huge building, three football fields long and more than six stories high.

The relentless cold, wind and darkness at the pole, all exacerbated by the thin air, which makes the 6,000-foot 6,000-footeel like 11,000 feet, haltitude well documented.

"When Winter Comes," Verlyn Klinkenborg's essay about his country winter (The Rural Life, Dec. 17), makes me nostalgic for the remembered winters of my childhood, in Buffalo and later in Montreal, winters of hip-deep snow and relentless cold and the profound quiet that heavy snowfall brings.

A deadly concatenation of events — for which the relentless cold, the frozen pipes, the lack of a phone, the children's and Plath's viral infections were a kind of rancorous background music — plucked her from a world she had not intended to leave.

By all accounts, House Speaker John A. Boehner has been a relentless, cold-eyed negotiator in the debt ceiling face-off with President Obama.

It felt like a treat to be there, to walk to the Tate and study Dali's Metamorphosis of Narcissus and then to set foot on the floating Millennium Bridge, with the Cathedral dome shining with sublime yet unassuming magnificence on the other side, and then to walk in the relentless bitter cold -- this was certainly not part of the treat -- to the National Theatre for a play.

While gravity, on the one hand, is essential because it keeps the moon in orbit around the Earth and the Earth around the sun, on the other hand it's also a remorseless, relentless, stone-cold killjoy bound and determined to prevent you from ever personally visiting the moon.

The cold relentless circling of the intestate earth.

The piece followed the old "Agon" formula, but crossed with the Forsythe-ballet formula that is, cold, relentless, and repetitive.

Much of the country was locked in the record-breaking freeze as relentless waves of cold air swept down from the high latitudes.

As far as I could see, he was a cold, relentless man, but I may be wrong, maybe he did feel something inside.