Sentence examples for Cold from inspiring English sources
The word 'cold' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a physical temperature, such as "It is very cold outside today". It can also be used to describe an emotion, such as "His cold response left me feeling hurt".
adjective
Having a low temperature.
- A cold wind whistled through the trees.
"We have a cold season in Sierra Leone but it is not cold like England.
I met a man who sometimes lets me sleep at his house but I have to wait outside for him to come home at 10 or 11pm and I get very cold.
The ambulance staff have warned the protesters that their legs have got very cold which makes the blood supply pool in their feet, this could lead them to faint and fall off the ledge.
Now Khalid is back there cackling at the thought of all those Americans exposing the holes in their socks on cold airport floors.
Sometimes they'd even squirt water at those people they didn't like, shooting cold salt water at their faces with their jets.
And don't forget that in cold weather you'll have to heat the whole place.
'Zdenka,' I told myself, 'this is not cold.
National Grid has moved to reassure households and businesses it will have enough power supply even in a cold winter after a spate of fires and power plant closures helped to cut spare capacity to an eight-year low.
"Relegation, you're having a laugh" was Tim Sherwood's response to Aston Villa's predicament last weekend and it was easy to see why the manager feels that way after an afternoon when his team's performance did a much better job of warming the home supporters' hearts than the bitterly cold weather.
Meat is available, but it's fish and seafood tapas, hot and cold, that this place is famed for, and tortillitas de camarones (shrimp fritters) above all.
