Sentence examples for subzero wind from inspiring English sources

Subzero wind chills are likely to cover enormous territory New Year's Day — extending as far as south as Oklahoma, Arkansas and the central Appalachians.

"With the water spraying, you're just like a Popsicle," Firefighter Reed said, though he added that inside his suit he was dry and warm, despite the subzero wind chill.

The iceboats can go four times the speed of the wind, which creates its own subzero wind chill aboard the craft on blades — wind-driven speed machines whose local history dates back more than 150 years.

Hundreds of marchers in Rockford, Ill., faced "subzero wind chills and the hefty snowfall". More than 100 people marched in Bemidji, Minn., where temperatures ranged from a high of minus-2 to a low of minus-32 degrees Fahrenheit.

There is no documented truth to the theory that months of pitiless snowstorms, weeks of subzero wind chills and an early April dose of sleet that froze the dog's feet to the sidewalk now guarantee that the 2011 golf season will be the best and most satisfying ever.

A subzero wind the night before had blown most of the snow off the lake, leaving a sheet of sheer ice smooth enough for the Ice Capades but seemingly impossible for drivers who wanted to steer their cars through an intricate course at speeds over 60 miles per hour.

After a season of subzero winds and relentless snowstorms, it's a welcome vision indeed.

The front half of the plane crashes onto a glacier at nearly 12,000 feet, with subzero winds swirling and the shrieks and moans of those impaled by metal and crushed by seats.

As Mr. Jiang spoke, a cold front newly arrived from Mongolia raked the broad central square of the capital with subzero winds, whipping the fabric of the bright red Chinese flags hoisted en masse for the occasion.

Mama Tracey braved subzero temperatures and wind chill during what has been one of New York State's worst recent winter.

They coped with subzero temperatures, solar winds and exposure to a vacuum for days, where human beings would last minutes at most.