frigid in A Sentence

By chance, are you Frigid?

There's a Frigid atmosphere in the room.

Here are 43 Frigid facts about Canada.

But then it turns out, you're a Frigid bitch.

Frigid and freezing.

Even half an hour in Frigid temperatures can cause problems.

South Frigid Zone.

It's why you dragged yourself to the gym in Frigid winter weather.

Frigid water will lower your core temperature about 1 degree every five minutes,

After all, Frigid early mornings and cozy nights in just calls for hot cocoa.

A land of dense wilderness and Frigid landscapes, populated by beavers, moose, and polar bears;

People living in Frigid regions tended to go with clumps of snow to wipe with.

Given its sheer cliffs surrounded by Frigid waters and treacherous currents, Alcatraz was considered inescapable.

The plane took a nosedive and crashed into the Frigid waters of the English Channel.

Mankind shall encounter only the Frigid night and the inexorable valley of the shadow of death.

If you have ever jumped into Frigid water, you know it can literally take your breath away.

People in Russia and Scandinavia have been taking cold dips in Frigid waters for health reasons for centuries.

Some surprisingly chilly temperatures have pushed their way into South Florida this week, and this morning was particularly Frigid.

Given that it's geographically located in the some of the Northern most areas of the world, Canada is very Frigid.

It lies almost 1.5 km beneath the icy surface in a harsh and Frigid environment and the water is not drinkable.

As they rise, it puts them on a collision course with the heavy, Frigid air coming down from the high Andes.

Their hooves and footpads also are adapted for Frigid temperatures, shrinking and contracting in the cold which exposes the rim of the hoof.

Warmer weather can give beetles and other insects a chance to expand into new territory in Frigid northern climes and at high altitudes.

It's time to get into the Frigid spirit for those who love the snow and all of the awesome activities that come with it.

The water was so Frigid that when Rose gasps upon diving into the water, it was the actress's genuine reaction to the ocean water.

It was always reported that even during the lifetime of Sanjay Gandhi, the relation between the daughters-in-law of Mrs Gandhi was cold and Frigid.

Th century The period of 1740-43 saw Frigid winters and summer droughts, which led to famine across Europe and a major spike in mortality.

During my first cold shower I began counting to 2 minutes in my head, but the cascade of Frigid water quickly derailed me at"two Mississippi.".

In the past shopping had always been a seasonal activity in harsh climates like Minnesotas, where Frigid winters could keep shoppers away from stores for months.

To see sewage or garbage in connection with Frigid water can be associated with feeling tired or the fact that the powers were taken away from you.

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frigid in A Sentence

By chance, are you Frigid?

There's a Frigid atmosphere in the room.

Here are 43 Frigid facts about Canada.

But then it turns out, you're a Frigid bitch.

Frigid and freezing.

Even half an hour in Frigid temperatures can cause problems.

South Frigid Zone.

It's why you dragged yourself to the gym in Frigid winter weather.

Frigid water will lower your core temperature about 1 degree every five minutes,

After all, Frigid early mornings and cozy nights in just calls for hot cocoa.

A land of dense wilderness and Frigid landscapes, populated by beavers, moose, and polar bears;

People living in Frigid regions tended to go with clumps of snow to wipe with.

Given its sheer cliffs surrounded by Frigid waters and treacherous currents, Alcatraz was considered inescapable.

The plane took a nosedive and crashed into the Frigid waters of the English Channel.

Mankind shall encounter only the Frigid night and the inexorable valley of the shadow of death.

If you have ever jumped into Frigid water, you know it can literally take your breath away.

People in Russia and Scandinavia have been taking cold dips in Frigid waters for health reasons for centuries.

Some surprisingly chilly temperatures have pushed their way into South Florida this week, and this morning was particularly Frigid.

Given that it's geographically located in the some of the Northern most areas of the world, Canada is very Frigid.

It lies almost 1.5 km beneath the icy surface in a harsh and Frigid environment and the water is not drinkable.

As they rise, it puts them on a collision course with the heavy, Frigid air coming down from the high Andes.

Their hooves and footpads also are adapted for Frigid temperatures, shrinking and contracting in the cold which exposes the rim of the hoof.

Warmer weather can give beetles and other insects a chance to expand into new territory in Frigid northern climes and at high altitudes.

It's time to get into the Frigid spirit for those who love the snow and all of the awesome activities that come with it.

The water was so Frigid that when Rose gasps upon diving into the water, it was the actress's genuine reaction to the ocean water.

It was always reported that even during the lifetime of Sanjay Gandhi, the relation between the daughters-in-law of Mrs Gandhi was cold and Frigid.

Th century The period of 1740-43 saw Frigid winters and summer droughts, which led to famine across Europe and a major spike in mortality.

During my first cold shower I began counting to 2 minutes in my head, but the cascade of Frigid water quickly derailed me at"two Mississippi.".

In the past shopping had always been a seasonal activity in harsh climates like Minnesotas, where Frigid winters could keep shoppers away from stores for months.

To see sewage or garbage in connection with Frigid water can be associated with feeling tired or the fact that the powers were taken away from you.

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