Sentence examples for to be frigid from inspiring English sources
With no major snow or ice predicted and temperatures not expected to be frigid, the weather may turn out to be too good.
The Jets had much more to haul on this trip because it is supposed to be frigid when they play the Bengals on Saturday in an American Football Conference wild-card game.
(Luigi wonders if his in-laws have "pulled one over on the immigrant," pawning off an otherwise ineligible daughter, afflicted with a lazy eye, who turns out to be frigid and overly bookish).
Perhaps influenced by forecasts for stormy weather this weekend, the Giants expect it to be frigid, and maybe snowy, when they play their National Football Conference semifinal game Jan . 7at Giants Stadium, especially since the game's kickoff is scheduled for 4 15 p.m.
There's nothing to physically push or pull the air away, however, so don't expect your computer to suddenly be frigid because of the channels.
"Salads should be frigid, below 41 degrees," Mr. Araujo said.
10) WARMER DIP Even in warm weather, the waters of Southern California can be frigid.
It may be frigid but there's a partial sunshine.
"It's going to be just frigid!" Ms. Sellinger said, smiling and jumping up and down on the sand.
Boulez was held to be a frigid modernist priest who alienated audiences, despite the fact that concerts were nearly sold out throughout his tenure.
