Sentence examples for terribly cold from inspiring English sources
Within weeks he wrote: "A terrible place, indeed the worst prison I have been in... terribly cold and bleak and foggy on the Dartmoor and wild ponies are very plentiful.
"Terribly cold," he recorded in his diary.
It reads like a quirky broadsheet, complete with the day's weather in the upper-right-hand corner ("Sunny, not so terribly cold").
When I think about it now, I realize that it's going to be terribly cold there, and it might not be good for our health.
It was terribly cold and the first dinner we had was particularly bad fish so we were all ill, and then my father, to cheer me up, went and bought me a pony.
His feelings aside, though, "Criminal Lovers" is a terribly cold movie, very good at drawing attention to its sources but not involving on even the simple level of fairy tales, with their capacity for dwelling on native fears.
While the rest of my family cooled off in the sea or dozed on loungers, I gorged on descriptions of snow-covered lands, warmly lit households and the chatter-filled balls and salons that left Prince Andrei Bolkonsky so terribly, desperately cold.
He was shivering terribly from the cold so I let him stay overnight in our factory workroom.
Nansen and his men, in a mix of wolf-skin and wool, must have felt the cold terribly and, if they slipped into the icy water, they just got soaked.
Like others before them, the residents of Avalon suffered terribly from the cold and from malnutrition.
It was raining, cold and terribly gloomy outside.
