Sentence examples for In the cold of from inspiring English sources

In the cold of Siberia, the Mongols developed round heads and bodies, thus increasing body volume while decreasing the evaporative surface area.

In the cold of winter, look over this slide show of holiday-themed cartoons to warm your heart and restore your spirits.

In the cold of February, as New York City police officers gathered for their daily orders at roll call, they were given a rather unusual command, for both its timing and its substance: If they happened upon a topless woman, they were not to arrest her.

In the cold of a Japanese winter, just before dawn, a 100-year-old factory rumbles to the sounds of rice being washed, polished and steamed.

An iron sword hammered out in the cold of dawn,.

'It began in the heat of the summer and ended in the cold of the desert.

It reminds us that even, or especially, in the coldest of times, the life-juice rises again.

The swimming events were held in the cold currents of the Bay of Zea.

First of all, in the cold light of day, the routine illness itself is no picnic.

But the Yorkshire Post was having none of that in the cold light of Tuesday morning.

However, in the cold light of day, the thought of me hitchhiking felt ridiculous.