frigidly

Back in November front month US natural gas futures priced at the Henry Hub delivery point in Louisiana jumped to almost $5/therm on fears a frigidly cold winter would deplete stocks.

Just watch me, facing up to the wall named destiny that is standing frigidly."

Waking up in the back of my pickup camper the following morning, the inky blackness that greeted me held a new and stark surprise--it was now frigidly cold!

" To his surprise, he finds (after getting a Fulbright) that this isn't quite the case at dowdy old Cambridge, where class distinctions are so ossified, the social structure so frigidly immovable, that little can be gained--or lost--by manners.

One week prior to this frigidly cold cloudy morning, Sarah and her husband went to their doctor for an ultrasound.

Only operating in the warm summer months from June to September, the camp rolls into town when the snows recede after the frigidly cold winters.

Frankly, most powders will exhibit a disparity of at least 100 fps when fired in hot versus frigidly cold temperatures--and sometimes as much as double that.

With that in mind, he decided to wait until 0107 hrs on that frigidly cold night before once again repositioning his bomb on the New Brunswick side of the bridge.

As Abd Al-Ghani refused to hold his or the Shura Council's protective hand over the event, the debate ended rather frigidly. When standing in the courtyard and waiting for their drivers, Sufan turned to Tarmum and Al-Jabali and said "Abd Al-Ghani and his people in the Shura Council are cowards.

The militants occupied covertly more than thirty well-fortified positions the most inhospitable frigidly cold ridges at an altitude of 16000-18000 feet, in the Great Himalayan range facing Dras, Kargil, Batalik and the Mushko Valley sectors.