Sentence examples for a cold name from inspiring English sources

"Still, it's a very convoluted name, a cold name for a company with great consumer brands that have emotion and history tied to them".

Local baddie Denise Rattray (cold name, cold heart) observes, in her head: "I think she's retarded".

The whole universe was a cold giant named Ymir.

Updates have included recipes for a variation on Marcella Hazan's arance fruit dessert,48 homemade coffee liqueur,49 and a cold remedy she named Thylehogichi after its ingredients (thyme, lemon, honey, ginger, and chili .50 These all reflect her welcome statement in her banner, that she is giving her readers a glimpse into her kitchen, but she is also sharing her eye for design.

After wrestling with whether it could indict a sitting president, the Watergate Special Prosecution Force — yes, that was the stone-cold name of the special prosecutor's team — suggested a constitutional amendment to resolve the matter.

As you may have worked out from the name, a cold can be caused by getting too cold.

Her character in "Secretary" is Lee Holloway, who is fresh from a stay at a psychiatric hospital when she finds work as a secretary for a cold and repressed lawyer named E. Edward Grey, played by James Spader . Leedevelops a crush on Grey, though his only feelings for her seem to be annoyance.

When the story begins, Yumi Fukuzawa, a first-year student at Lillian, is praying in front of the Virgin Mary statue near the school entrance when she is suddenly approached by a cold second-year student named Sachiko Ogasawara who straightens Yumi's uniform neckerchief.

The name was also used for an 1889-built Royal Navy torpedo boat and Vulcan was also the name of a Cold War-era RAF jet bomber.

Soon afterwards a 1986 letter mentions further "psycho-sexual counselling" by someone whose name sends a cold stun of recognition through me.

Elsewhere, an avid readership guarantees a warm welcome for the latest hot name from a cold climate – Iceland's Arnaldur Indridason, Sweden's Camilla Läckberg and Norway's Jo Nesbø, among a pack of recent contenders.