Sentence examples for a cold wind comes from inspiring English sources

Stan is two parts mischief and one part firework, until one day a cold wind comes along and everything changes.

The opening line of the song is, "I'd like to close my eyes, go numb, cause there's a cold wind coming from the top of the highest high-rise today".

He stood stoically in a bitter cold wind coming off the East River.

The next day was nothing, nothing at all, only the bright sun and the cold wind coming desperately over the obsidian water.

The mountain, with its highest peak of 2142.5 m above sea level (a.s.l)., is part of Nanling Mountain Range that partially blocks the cold winds coming from northern China in the winter.

The Met Office forecaster Sara Thornton warned that while occasional showers could be expected throughout Friday, "really the emphasis is on some cold winds coming in from the north over the weekend".

"Southerly winds have pushed the ice out to greater northerly latitudes, and that means the cold winds coming off the continent then freeze the open water left behind".

A cold mountain wind comes rushing in.

One of the few times she was cast in the leading role came in 1961 with "A Cold Wind in August," an edgy drama directed by Alexander Singer.

Dawn came up Thirty-first Street one way, while a cold wind went the other.

A cold wind blows the blankie away.