Sentence examples for sub-zero air from inspiring English sources

It has the tingly, dry shock of a snootful of sub-zero air.

The strife caused by the extreme weather is being blamed on a "polar vortex", a spinning wind that in normal years has a beneficial effect in that it keeps sub-zero air trapped above the North Pole.

During two passes, the crew shoved a total of six pallets--one every 5 seconds--into the sub-zero air.

I worry that Flora will overheat, but within minutes we're in sub-zero air-conditioning and I have to put her cardigan on.

Or sitting in your sub-zero-air-conditioned office, staring out the window and wondering when you're actually going to get that vacation you need?

But this "school" had none of your Sub-Zero airs.

The images, including of a footprint on the tire below the wheel well, were taken by Hawaii News Now, and appear to support the boy's story of surviving the 5-1/2 hour flight from San Jose while enduring sub-zero temperatures and deathly thin air.

It follows other new approaches: Jenn-Air has developed an oil-rubbed bronze door, Sub-Zero has a carbon finish, and Dacor's Preference line has glass fronts in blue and green.

It's expected that 75% of the contiguous US will see sub-zero temperatures over the next week, a result of the polar vortex Arctic air pressure system bursting apart in early January.

After a very warm start to April, parts of Central and Eastern Europe reverted to winter mode over the Easter weekend and throughout last week as unusually cold air for this time of year spread southwards bringing snow and sub-zero temperatures.

It was a necessary feature, he explained, if you consider the power needs of the 16,000-square-foot house: nine zones of hydro-air, 10 zones of radiant heat, a whole-house Lutron lighting system, a Sub-Zero, several refrigerator drawers and wine coolers, a wine cellar, a home theater and a gym.