I opened the window and put my head out into the stinging cold.

Abramowitz had barely registered the stinging cold of the water before her feet struck a slippery mass of rock that had been concealed just beneath the river's frothing surface.

The stinging cold made his eyes water, and the tears froze on his cheeks.

Pulled on my jeans, a shirt, and a sweater, because though the sun was bright and the sky blue the air was stinging cold.

They closed their eyes and covered their faces with their hands to protect them from the stinging cold of Gastonia's weather.

Toby picked thin plates of ice from the eddies at the bank and skipped them like stones across the broad fast water and then yowled at the stinging cold in his hands.

The stinging cold of Beckett's landscape is alleviated only by the warmth and humor in his admiration for human persistence in pushing that big old stone called life up a Sisyphean hill.

The waves licked high, the droplets stinging cold.

I have seen the face of terror, I have felt the stinging cold of fear, I have lived the times most would say are best forgotten.

The wind was still head on and its stinging cold made my eyes stream with tears.