frosty morning

It was a frosty morning, and the cold made my temper short.

The frosty morning air felt good on his face.

It was a frosty morning outside, with fog on the windows.

These cold frosty mornings are usually followed by sunny days.

My own swim was most welcome, especially on the frosty morning we woke to.

He felt new life on that beautiful frosty morning.

An escort from her father's estate arrived on the first frosty morning of the autumn.

"What brings you abroad on such a frosty morning?"

It was a bright, frosty morning, but a thin layer of snow still lay on the ground.

The ore sacks were tied on one frosty morning and the men mounted.

It had been a frosty morning, to be sure, a sharp frost, which hardly one woman in a thousand could stand the test of.

The sweat was beginning to show on his brow, even on this frosty morning.

"Your rifle will be of no help, warrior," the dry voice grated in the frosty morning air.

Autumn had stretched on, frosty mornings melting into lazy heat.

Kendall was hustled out into the frosty morning air.

"I rather think he saw a nose which on frosty mornings shows a fondness for red.

It was an amazing frosty morning, with a strange, silent mist hanging only a few hundred feet high.

The frosty morning had broken in full majesty.

She left them on a frosty morning.

Fall begins in March, and by late April the first frosty mornings may occur.

Parts of England woke to a frosty morning.

You will notice the same effect in the pattern of frost on car windows on a frosty morning.

The train slowed, its whistle piercing the frosty morning.

"Frosty Morning" is plain and sorrowful more than sublime.

Summers consist of frosty mornings and crisp, cool days.