Sentence examples for turned frigid from inspiring English sources
And since the latest outbreak of the Palestinian uprising, a year ago, and the attendant photographs of Israeli soldiers firing on Palestinian rock throwers, the relationship has turned frigid.
For the Obama administration, the disclosure of the cables — dating from 2004 to 2009 — could exacerbate an already fraught relationship, one that began as lukewarm, turned frigid and is back to lukewarm, mostly because the administration sees no alternative to working with Mr. Karzai.
Even a warm night turns frigid at the bottom of a wet boat.
With the weather turning frigid, why not celebrate the warmth of life over a tequila with friends?
— Here's your next cold-weather activity: Next time the air turns frigid, try making frozen bubbles, The Post's Matthew Cappucci suggests.
1988 Government relations turn frigid when Thames Television broadcast Death on the Rock, which produces evidence to show three unarmed IRA terrorists had been shot dead by the SAS in Gibraltar.
Cut off from their traditional winter heat source, people are wondering how they will stay warm as temperatures in the mountains turn frigid.
Yet over the past few years, melting Arctic ice, a casualty of climate change, has turned the frigid north into a viable shipping route.
*This artist turned the frigid weather into really lol sculptures.
U.S. officials can point to more fruitful talks with Iran while relations with Israel and the Saudis have turned increasingly frigid.
