Sentence examples for sharp frost from inspiring English sources

Sharp frost, sun, yellow evening, frost.

Slain, on its windowsill, by a sharp frost.

Mud, thick and sticky, was pleasantly veiled by the beautiful snow; then came the partial thaw followed by sharp frost.

He continued: "We have had a 'seasonable weather' day – which means sharp frost & fog & never a smich [smidge?] of sun.

Selborne Journal: Sunday, 1 February 1784: 29 9/10; 28; NW, W. Severe frost, cloudless, & sharp frost.

How dare the Fates expunge, as if with a sharp frost, this talent that was agreed to be in full flower?

There were sharp frosts at the end of the month.

"We wait until Halloween, after a couple of good sharp frosts, with nights in the mid-20's," Mr. Reisinger said.

Here, to create a garden, she needed to build terraces, haul in soil, construct pergolas and paths, and develop irrigation; the results, imperilled by the region's sharp frosts, droughts, and violent rains, were what Lee calls a "dramatic and enchanting" garden, described, when the house was sold after her death, as "among the most celebrated in France".

It was very cold – there was snow on the high hills and sharp frosts at night – but the Gaelic Otherworld is known to be closer to us at dusk and dawn; so the winter – when it is dawn or dusk almost all day – creates the right atmosphere.

These sharp frosts are extremely dangerous to foreign animals in Russia.