In a large dressing room down the hall, Daltrey — a small, spry rooster wearing blue-tinted granny glasses and two thick wool scarves, to ward off colds — embraced Zeitels and Maria.
There were contortionists and gymnasts, mock brawls and cold embraces.
In the meantime, Dandong and Sinuiju remain wedded in an increasingly cold embrace.
Give in to the cold embrace of the void as you contemplate your utter insignificance.
Today, much as during that gloomy summer in 1816, we feel the need to seek their cold embrace.
"I wondered which was the better alternative: a five-foot arrow through one's stomach or the cold embrace of the hungry water".
One, who nearly drowned, later told a reporter, "I felt the cold embrace of tentacles with their sharp, toothed suction cups digging into my bare skin".
Hands intertwined, Nancy and Ron rose to the pinnacle of political power, weathered cancer and personal heartbreak, and braved the depths of Alzheimer's cold embrace – always together".
But still, there I was in college, and I fell directly into the cold embrace of the existentialists on the one hand and the redeeming grace of Flannery O'Connor, John Updike, Saul Bellow and the playwrights of the absurd on the other.
This may be true enough -- Martin Amis calls "Lucky Him" an "original and stimulating book" -- but there will always be something about Amis that resists the cold embrace of academics.
