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As a result, it is bitingly cold most of the year.

It was bitingly cold at first, but only for a moment.

Maybe it's the weather, which was bitingly cold until yesterday.

A bitingly cold wind blew, but it felt good to his hot face.

"Yes, but I have a higher nature," he said, bitingly.

Her touch was incredible, both soft and bitingly electric at the same time.

It was the last day of '975, clear and bitingly cold.

The temperature had dropped sharply during the day and now it was bitingly cold.

He waited until Simon had ducked his head once in the bitingly cold water.

They crossed the range at a high, chill pass, where the wind cut through bitingly.

It was shadowy among the dark tree trunks, and bitingly cold.

It was a clear, bitingly cold day when the plane took off from the Wisconsin flying field.

But he writes, bitingly, that "we live in a political world," so it's always there.

He started to add something even more bitingly sarcastic, then made himself draw a deep breath, instead.

Few journalists have written so bitingly or humorously about public figures.

It will also be bitingly familiar to any grown child who has returned to his parents' house to discover that home is a foreign country.

There was a long pause and he spoke drawlingly, bitingly in the dark.

The snow had eased, but the wind hadn't, and the day was still bitingly cold.

Back to it, his eyes on the door opposite, he fought with the bitingly cold brass handle.

After these tribulations, his work became increasingly and bitingly satirical.

"Of course," he added bitingly, "if the top leadership does not set a good example, there is no constraint."

In a bitingly dismissive response in February, the court said no.

The fire was apparently started by an oil heater put in the women's section to combat the bitingly cold weather.

It was bitingly cold up here, and the wind pulled at his clothes like an insistent lover.

The wind had us on the stern, and hurried us bitingly forward.