Sentence examples for warm frigid from inspiring English sources

Neanderthals had short, compact bodies to conserve heat and large nasal passages to warm frigid air, while our African forebears had long, skinny frames suited to hotter climes.

Mr. Alloding asks his students to list the clothing they need to stay warm in frigid conditions.

A line snaked out the door and continued to grow as residents tried to stay warm in frigid January temperatures.

Suddenly, nobody knows the guy.' Night Gallery is a cozy little 12-stooler that is loud and cheerful and pleasantly warm on frigid nights.

To see sun in cloudy skies and be warm in frigid winds is to see things through his eyes-his outlook, his philosophy, our cherished memories.

To see sun in cloudy skies and be warm and frigid winds is to see things through his eyeshis outlook, his philosophy, our cherished memories.

In 1723, when the church was built, the shoulder-high box walls were designed to keep worshipers warm during frigid New England winters, with the useful addition of foot warmers filled with hot coals.

In turn, Cena kept him warm on frigid nights and gave him comfort as war raged and friends died in combat around him.  .

Do you live in a warm or frigid climate?

Alpine mountaineering boots are made from leather and won't keep your feet warm in frigid weather.

The water is warm, rather than frigid, and swimming is only in the nude.