The old sailors swore they saw frost moons rising over the horizon on the coldest nights.

After the night storm, the garden was covered in delicate frost pieces that glittered in the morning sun.

In the early morning, hoar frost covered the meadow like a delicate white lace.

By dawn, a delicate hoar-frost had glazed the meadow, turning every blade of grass into a tiny silver sculpture.

The old journal described a bustling frost faire on the frozen Thames, with stalls, skaters, and roaring fires lighting up the ice.

At dawn, Jack Frost traced delicate patterns on the frosted glass, as if writing a secret winter letter.

Last winter, residents in the valley reported several loud bangs and broken chimneys caused by frost quakes.

The sudden boom was caused by a frost quake that cracked the pavement near the river.

The nurse explained that the white powdery coating on the patient's skin was uremic frost, a sign of advanced kidney failure.

A single degree of frost can be enough to damage tender seedlings in early spring.