Sentence examples for Cold having from inspiring English sources
Mame was a musical role she knew cold, having created it to great acclaim in 1966.
But now Berezovsky is out in the cold, having renounced his seat in the Duma and the immunity from prosecution that it brings.
Fictional rain, fictional drought, fictional storms, fictional cold: having wandered into this obsession with imaginary weather, I figured I might as well try to find the most interesting instances of it.
He's often cold, having chosen the wrong shoes or a jacket that's too light for the weather; he is forever needing to take a leak; he's frequently hungry and looking to squeeze in a snack or a meal.
Strauss' side are not quite coming in from the cold having just come back from a lengthy tour of the United Arab Emirates, but the captain has warned that Sri Lanka promises to provide an even greater challenge.
But I will confess that I delight in the cold, having grown up in Canada and having written a book in praise of winter, and I especially relish the clarity of the air these nights in midtown Manhattan.
The cold has gnarled her fingers,.
Cold has changed the path of history.
"The cold has a double edge.
And sometimes, the cold has fatal results.
