Sentence examples for unusually frigid from inspiring English sources
NASHVILLE — At 8 a.m. on an unusually frigid Sunday here, Apai Mabior was standing in a long line shivering.
The unusually frigid temperatures that have gripped Britain and Ireland since late December are expected to persist for another week or more.
The unusually frigid weather that has gripped Britain and Ireland since late December was expected to persist for at least another week.
Hoping for warm weather, the others had planned to camp, but unusually frigid late-spring weather forced them indoors most nights.
1923 One unusually frigid night in San Francisco in 1905, 11-year-old Frank W. Epperson accidentally left a powdered-soda drink he had made for himself on the porch with the stirring stick still in the cup.
This was during an unusually frigid spell in Millville, New Jersey, the shore town where Ammons and his wife lived; we can confirm it from the poem, which, among its many commitments to uneventfulness, tends to register the forecast with each new day's entry.
To make a bad situation even more incendiary, this crude seems to be unusually volatile, and is often transported from frigid Canadian cold to Southern heat in the period of a day.
America has had an unusually bitter winter, with punishing snowfall and frigid temperatures.
The largest collapse was the Larsen B Ice Shelf — once the size of Connecticut — which in March , 2002 shattered into millions of pieces after several summers of unusually high air temperatures in the customarily frigid Weddell Sea.
Lingering atmospheric pollutants and a blast of frigid air have carved an unusually deep hole in Earth's protective ozone layer over the Arctic, and it threatens to get deeper.
