Sentence examples for a cold town from inspiring English sources

A comedy consisting of 11 episodes, which all take place at 9 p.m. on a Friday, about love and heartbreak in a cold town in Maine (2 00).

A comedy featuring 11 episodes, which all take place at 9 p.m. on a Friday, about love and heartbreak in a cold town in Maine (2 00).

I've been to some really awesome dive bars in some small cold town in Minnesota on a Tuesday night.

LA's a cold, cruel town.

And Southcliffe – about a squaddie gone crazy with a gun in a cold Kent town – was bleakly impressive.

Back in the cold town hall in Kamiita more workers are coming to the office wearing masks and taking preventive medicines to ward off colds.

As much as Renoir offers a viscerally kinetic visual thrill, he also presents a cold small-town isolation that, for him, is both the mark and the cause of an uncivil society.

The fact was, despite its quiet changelessness, Ames was a cold-war town.

At 14 East Ninety-fourth Street--a tall, cold, undistinguished town house--the front door was ajar.

Mr. Rice married his widow, Eleanor, in 1915, and they built a cold neo-Classic town house at 901 Fifth Avenue, just north of 71st Street, in 1922.

When Southwest Airlines arrived in 1998 and steadily expanded service, neighbors who complained about all the noise got something close to a cold shoulder in Town Hall.