And in the biting winds of Long Island that requires courage.

The tops were merely shelters from the rain and biting wind.

Tears stood in his eyes, whipped there by the biting wind.

The bleak, biting wind, and the heavy pall of racing clouds.

Biting winds beat all the autumn beauty from tree and shrub.

The night following was cold, and a biting wind was blowing.

Cold, biting wind whistled through the cracks in the broken windows.

What a room to come into out of a biting wind!

Her shoes were out to the ground; her tatters flapped in the biting wind.

The open prairies were swept by a piercing and biting wind from the northwest.

The sky was low and leaden, and a biting wind blew from the south.

We thought not of the biting wind, the piercing cold.

The winters are equally cold, and raw, biting winds blow from the east coast.

At the opening ceremony rehearsal on Saturday, biting winds dropped the temperature to -23C.

Christmas approaches, and with it the biting wind and short-lived, sharp light of mid-winter.

A howling, biting wind punished them as it came driving down into their faces.