merciless wind

The days on the set have been long and cold, especially this February week, shooting outside at night in a city of merciless wind.

We drifted helplessly under the merciless wind for many days.

The merciless wind ripped at me from every direction.

And that wind - that merciless wind.

In winter they glided over its surface on skates, insulated their homes against the merciless winds that howled across its ice.

Through the rest of the night and most of the following day, Beck lay out on the ice, exposed to the merciless wind, cataleptic and barely alive.

His face looked harsher than Morgon had ever seen it, as if the lines had been riven into it by the icy, merciless winds that scarred his land.

Clawing the sides of the toilet, I sought to endure the agony of returning sensation; it felt as if the raw nerves were at the mercy of a merciless wind.

The height and the temperature are sure to kill them - that is, if merciless winds and Annie's employer, the survive-at-all-costs entrepreneur Elliot Vaughn (Bill Paxton), don't do them in first.

The greatest danger, Malik realized, was not that the witch's stolen haik would slip through his grasp - though it might - or even that the merciless winds would beat him unconscious against the enclave's stony underside - though they might.

They had come to Wulfgar's call, fought valiantly beside the dwarves in the ancient halls, and would soon reap the rewards of their labor, leaving behind their desperate nomadic ways as they had left behind the endless, merciless wind of Icewind Dale.