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Meanings of frosty day in English
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Usage of frosty day in English
1
The dawn of the 24th brought a perfectly still, cold, frosty day.
2
Young Michell and I, it being an excellent frosty day, did walk out.
3
Sumroo it was that he happened to be riding, upon a frosty day.
4
It was a clear, frosty day and everybody was in the best of spirits.
5
It was a brilliant, frosty day, the 11th of December.
6
But I never knew salmon take properly till a frosty day has well advanced.
7
The author was given this privilege on a bleak, frosty day, early last winter.
8
It was my birthday, a frosty day in October.
9
It was a fine frosty day, made all the brighter by the sound of approaching bagpipes.
10
It was a clear, sunshiny, frosty day-sucha day as always both cheered and calmed her.
11
I do like a sharp, stinging, frosty day.
12
It was a keen clear, frosty day in July when he drove his herd to his own pasture.
13
In a railway carriage, for instance, on a rainy or a frosty day, you cannot see the country.
14
Henry Tarbuck radiated impatience as visible as the steam rising from newly deposited excrement on a frosty day.
15
It's a grey and frosty day in Melbourne, and I'm sitting outside a cafe with Dawn*.
16
On a cold, frosty day, you know we can see the clouds of steam coming out of our mouths.
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United Kingdom
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