Sentence examples for sub-zero weather from inspiring English sources

In Ian McEwan's new novel, "Solar," a philanderer's manhood breaks off in sub-zero weather.

The New Yorker, December 28 , 1963P. 28 In sub-zero weather Dick Pfeister waited for a late trolley to reach the Pennsylvania town of Mountain City.

While few people in the northern part of the country have been sunbathing in January and February, we did not see the sort of severe snowstorms or sub-zero weather that typically leads to a few days without work in at least part of the region.

Wolf's memoir, "The Packer Way," takes the form of a business-advice book and shows how Green Bay turned weaknesses into strengths: attracting players who delighted in sub-zero weather and selling the small town to free agents as a safe place to raise families.

A Polish toddler who nearly froze to death after wandering outside his grandmother's house in sub-zero weather wearing only pyjamas appeared almost normal on Thursday after coming out of a coma, in a case his doctor claimed was a miracle.

The normally brassy Mr. Rangel was penitent as he apologized "for putting you in this awkward position today," before recalling a day in Korea 60 years ago "in sub-zero weather," when "I was wounded and had no thought that I would be able to survive".

"Places down south, for instance, don't have the same problems with kettles as we do," Ms. Perrett said, noting that it's easier to stand by a kettle in 50-degree weather than in sub-zero degree weather.

Let this be a turning point — Talat Aslam (@titojourno) 11 Jan 13 It has been 15 hours, Its 5 am in Sub Zero weather #QuettaSitIn participants say they will continue…more will join in from other parts.

That's exactly what the men and women of the 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron do.

Still other times it was extreme weather like sub-zero temps.

The Sofia Centre opened its doors in a moment of acute crisis, at the peak of the Beast from the East weather front that brought sub-zero temperatures.