Sentence examples for surprisingly cold from inspiring English sources

And also surprisingly cold.

"The Book of Ruth" turns out to be a surprisingly cold and detached story about meanness and, eventually, murder.

Even on this bleak, surprisingly cold evening, elderberries catch the dwindling light like jewels, and shockingly orange slugs, delighted by the boggy ground, congregate on the grass.

BrightGreen still makes most of its sales to industrial clients, who use the briquettes for cooking and warming (Nairobi, at an elevation of 5,889 ft, can be surprisingly cold at times of the year!).

At this point, you enter the - surprisingly cold - water in wet suits, snorkels and masks and hold on to a line while the boat trawls you around the platform.

Though I know the secret to sleeping in a hammock is to lie diagonally, it doesn't help me attain more than intermittent oblivion, interrupted by storm after storm in the surprisingly cold night air.

As expected, we observed no differences in UCP1 expression in iBAT in COX2 KO and wild-type mice, and surprisingly, cold-treated COX2 KO mice had significantly higher expression of PGC1α in iBAT than did wild-type mice (Figure 5B).

Vietnamese rolls were, surprisingly, a cold offering, served prettily with baby greens, chips of mango and a cold, sweet dipping sauce; but temperature did not detract from the lovely flavors of the filling -- a julienne of mango and vegetables -- in a translucent wrap.

After the Fred Astaire Betty Hutton musical Let's Dance (1950), McLeod reunited with Hope for My Favorite Spy (1951), a surprisingly nimble Cold War spoof, with Hedy Lamarr as the love interest.

Pensions Minister Steve Webb said: "I want to ensure the most vulnerable people know about the support that is available to them, during the surprisingly late cold spell.

Plus 800, not surprisingly, was a cold top, 12 match points out of 12.