Sentence examples for a blast of cold from inspiring English sources
He invaded her room like a blast of cold air.
Never knocks, always just sends a blast of cold air through the door.
Finding the outer door ajar, I pushed it open and stepped out and was struck by a blast of cold air.
— JONATHAN WEISMAN Even before Mr. Obama reached the Capitol (his motorcade is en route), his television audience was treated to a blast of cold water.
There the molten polymer is solidified by a blast of cold air, and the numerous fibres are collected, after application of finish, at high speed.
There is concern that, with performance so poor despite mild weather and little flu around so far, hospitals may struggle if a blast of really cold weather brings an influx of seriously ill patients, many of whom need to be admitted at a time when beds are already scarce.
Of course, we are now aware that John le Carré (aka David Cornwell), was highly familiar with the secret world of espionage and counter-espionage but again, in 1963, this assuredness would have come across like a blast of keen cold air.
Finally, use a blast of ice cold water all over the scalp and hair to ensure that the cuticle closes, and to add shine.
And the heavens indeed despatched the UK a brutal blast of cold, plunging Wales into its lowest-ever recorded November temperature of −17.3C (0.9F) in Llysdinam.
Rinse the conditioner with warm water, adding a final blast of cold water to seal the cuticles, which makes hair really shine.
