frigid造句

Huhhot is a frigid city in winter.

Winter imprisons us in its frigid arms.

Until it all went wrong in the frigid Martian winter.

She returned his smile with a frigid glance.

The thin frigid air swept cigarette smoke and stale machine smells from the heated cockpit.

They had survived for so long, under harsh environmental conditions, which included long frigid periods.

Instead, frigid Arctic air has descended upon much of northern Europe.

She drove to the waterfront six blocks away, and then directly into the frigid Hudson.

It's even conceivable, though clearly a long shot, that some form of microscopic life already exists on this frigid moon.

These lines of clouds formed when frigid winds blowing off the land chilled the moist ocean air.

I guess he longed for contraband that would enliven those long, lonely nights on the frigid frontier.

Take a tip from Luke Skywalker and survive the frigid surface of Hoth inside this classic Star Wars collectable sleeping bag.

About an inch long, sea angels are an important food for whales and fish in the frigid waters off Japan's northern coast.

In the frigid north, sea-eagles, with their seven-foot wingspans, and king crabs frequent the ice-covered seas off the remote Shiretoko Peninsula.

When he surfaces from the frigid waters, he's grateful for the teahouse on the beach. Stripped of his gear, he warms up by sipping miso soup as he sits on the floor watching the snow fall.

On a frigid Saturday afternoon in early March, I stood on the sidelines of a youth soccer game with a friend who was shivering for reasons that had little to do with the weather.

The Tangaroa is New Zealand's largest research vessel and was already scheduled to head into frigid southern waters to check on fish Numbers in order to set fishing quotas.