Sentence examples for a cold wind of change from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the International Festival of Public Health in Manchester, Keogh said: "Recent events have unleashed a cold wind of change and racist attitudes disguised as politics, and as a result there are some in our NHS staff who feel less valued than they used to.

The day was overcast and a cold wind out of the east scoured the sand.

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

The television and a cold wind bring news of nuclear war—and still, the family survives.

Gordon Taylor, president of the Professional Footballers Associationn, speaks of a "cold wind" that may soon depress wages.

A COLD wind blows along Hornsgatan, one of Stockholm's wide, sloping avenues.

"No snow, not even anything much in the way of a cold wind".

From Kandahar and Copenhagen (where Mr Obama faces a second ordeal in December at the climate-change summit) a cold wind is blowing through the White House.

At time of capture, there was a cold wind with blowing sand, and, after visual inspection of the rodents, efforts to recover fleas failed.

A cold wind, complete with gothic mist, blew out of the opening, as if the earth were breathing on us.

Tonight a cold wind blew down East Preston Street, spreading the smell of char.