Sentence examples for a case of cold from inspiring English sources

On hot nights, after we had cleaned up, we drove down to the breakwater at Hyannisport with a case of cold beer in quart bottles and went for a swim.

On Tuesday, The Daily News, whose workers have to walk past a Post sign needling them about circulation and telling them to have a nice day, sent a reporter to The Post's headquarters in Manhattan bearing a gift: a case of cold duck and a bottle of Australian sparkling wine, a nod to the heritage of The Post's editor in chief, Col Allan.

It is the hour to unite and change our future, the future of our children — and the future of this country!" And every weekend, at a small table behind the newspapers and a case of cold sodas, a trickle of newly minted citizens are doing just that — not in numbers large enough to constitute a voting bloc, but enough to make politicians take notice.

The next day, when all hope of completing the mission seems lost, the scrounge comes rolling up in a freshly repainted jeep, full rations, ammo, and, stereotypically, a case of cold beer.

Perhaps it was Avicii's retirement, but it seems organizers may have gotten a case of cold feet.

Yet now that results from tests aligned to these standards are showing just how many students are not on track for college, the public backlash against the tests seems to have given Obama and Duncan a case of cold feet.

For those who do not have design in their blood it's a case of cold-calling and shadowing.

They felt Mr Walker should have waited for a more thorough investigation before publicly saying this was a case of cold-blooded killing by Serbs.In Belgrade, comparisons with Iraq have been much in vogue this week.

Then again, this is my review, and it is my opinion that counts - even though my only previous experience of classical music was an open-air performance of Mozart's Requiem in Chicago's Grant Park on a sultry August night, the most memorable moment of which came when one of my friends turned up with a case of exceptionally cold beer.

For example, Fig. 7f shows a typical case of "cold air advection" when a northerly or northwesterly wind from the Siberian continent is dominant in the study area throughout the entire period of lighting activity.

Regarding "A Cold Case of Cold Blood, Revisited" (March 14): The article names a recent resident of Pelham who is said to be implicated, but has not been charged, in a 22-year-old murder in Kansas.