Sentence examples for was frostbitten from inspiring English sources

One customs agent was kept outdoors in his "modern jacket" until he was frostbitten.

It may be that Kundera's considerable talent was frostbitten by the bitterness and abiding mistrust of history and man-in-history with which Stalinism's betrayal afflicted his Central European generation.

"If you don't do it right, you're frostbitten".

His toes were frostbitten and eventually he lost them.

Azam, worried that his legs were frostbitten, dunked them in a barrel of steaming water.

His fingers were frostbitten because he had been lying in the snow.

Burke likened the French revolutionaries to someone who "set his house on fire because his fingers are frostbitten".

It started rubbing very badly on the part of my foot that had been frostbitten and replaced with skin cut off my hip quite some years ago.

Despite being frostbitten and knowing that he was probably incapable of traversing the ropes that led to safety, he said he was reasonably comfortable and told her not to "worry too much".

With the wind chill in the area expected to dive as low as 25 degrees below zero, the Weather Service warned that any exposed skin could be frostbitten in as little as 30 minutes.

I well remember when he went courting one of Major Warnick's daughters in this county, his boots were so miserably bad that his feet were frostbitten and he had to lay up at Major Warnick's for two weeks, and have the old lady nurse and doctor his feet.