Sentence examples for I think a cold from inspiring English sources

Hugo Guinness, artist: "I think a cold beer would do, actually.

"I think a cold statement on that point would be yes," Mr. Dingell replied.

"I think a cold-case squad should have a crime writer as a consultant," he says.

I told her I had an upset stomach, that I'd been feeling queasy all day, and I thought a cold was coming on.

"It is essential that both Russia and Nato take a serious look at their diplomatic options because if they fail, then I think a return to Cold War conditions is very likely".

"On cold days I guess I think a little about how cold it is," he writes.

"I don't care for terming it a 'new Cold War' – I think a 'cold peace' is probably more accurate," he says.

Beneath all that, I think there's a colder brain, and I think a really quite dangerous man.

I think that a cold, hard view of my family's history and his reveals it to be true.

But I think any cold-eyed assessment … would acknowledge that that policy did not succeed.

This doesn't bother me now that I'm settled in but in the beginning I was very unhappy in what I thought was a cold, unfriendly city.