It remained frigid for twelve centuries and then warmed again, even more abruptly.
It remained frigid for twelve centuries and then warmed, even more abruptly; in Greenland, ice-core records show, average annual temperatures climbed by nearly twenty degrees in a single decade.
By then only 19 fans remained in frigid McCoy Stadium, along with players, coaches and staff; two reporters; one scorer; and two broadcasters sending play-by-play after play-by-play to a few sleepless listeners in upstate New York.
Most of the refugees were evacuated by helicopter or relocated to camps farther north, but many of them, including Azad's family, chose to remain amid the frigid peaks, living in tents with little food or water, waiting for the day when they could return to their homes.
A day later, he remained sockless in frigid, toe-curling temperatures while attending a winter-survival class in his new home of St Paul.
There isn't ever room in my suitcase to pack them, so they have to remain at home while I tread across frigid hotel bathroom floors.
But the dock was small and crowded, so the freighter had to remain on the open sea for a third frigid night.
Some will remain unconvinced, claiming that separation is suitable only for the frigid, but let's be honest here: how many conjugal beds play host to hot, fiery, passionate lovemaking every night of the week?
Various prisoners said they had been subjected to waterboarding, forced to stand for days with their arms shackled overhead, confined in small boxes, beaten and kicked, slammed repeatedly into walls, prevented from sleeping, deprived of solid food, forced to remain naked for weeks or months at a stretch, often in frigid cells and immersed in cold water.
