unbearably cold造句

• It didn't feel unbearably cold anymore, only encouragingly cool.
• But few winter days are unbearably cold, and the city's spring and fall seasons are as beautiful as anywhere.
• Still, it was unbearably cold.
• If the sub lost power, the men could suffocate and the submarine's compartments could turn unbearably cold in the frigid waters.
• While hell is usually described as hot, there is one pit ( " Zamhareer " ) characterized in Islamic tradition as unbearably cold, with blizzards, ice, and snow.
• The spacecraft's neutron spectrometer is capable of detecting water that may lie frozen within lunar soil deep in the dark, unbearably cold bottom of craters at the lunar poles.
• With a poisonous atmosphere and temperatures so unbearably cold they can plunge to 220 degrees below zero, Mars is an inhospitable place where any unprotected creature from Earth would die instantly.
• American writer George Saunders visited Bomjon and observed him through a single night, and was impressed by Bomjon's perfectly still stature, even during an evening climate which seemed unbearably cold to the much better clothed journalist.
• Maradona's story, as told to two Argentine writers, begins in the working-class barrio of Villa Fiorito, where Maradona lived with his eight brothers and sisters in a leaky shack where summers were unbearably hot and winters unbearably cold.
• True, the Monastero di Santa Maria della Purita in Pagani, near Naples, wasn't a five-star hotel _ our upstairs double room resembled a Catholic boarding school, circa 1970, and it would have been unbearably cold if the staff hadn't thoughtfully hauled in an ancient space heater.
• I'm getting the impression that apart from San Francisco and San Diego, everywhere in the US is either unbearably hot in summer or unbearably cold in winter, and in many places both, but never neither . talk ) 22 : 56, 29 July 2011 ( UTC)