Sentence examples for a hint of cold from inspiring English sources
Directed by George Sherman (the energetic exterior scenes) and Henry Levin (the flat soundstage sequences), the film introduces a hint of cold war paranoia.
Even in that staged photo opportunity there was a hint of cold calculation: Mary Cheney, his openly lesbian daughter and campaign manager, was missing from the tableau so as not to upset the anti-gay base or divert from the night's message.
She was protesting at the arrest of a Buddhist leader, Le Quang Liem, an octogenarian.In this section A violent mix, land and religion Private Bill Questions of blame A hint of the cold war over the South China Sea Bad blood Capital punishment ReprintsBuddhist monks are routinely detained.
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It waits to see if Mr Clinton will do more than generate personal publicity.In this section A violent mix, land and religion Private Bill Questions of blame A hint of the cold war over the South China Sea Bad blood Capital punishment Reprints Related items India: Capital punishmentApr 5th 2001 Indian biography: Skin deepApr 5th 2001.
As Oliver, Igby's handsome older brother and part-time watchdog, Mr. Phillippe finds a hint of vulnerability in this cold, condescending smoothie who is studying economics at Columbia and to whom Igby refers as "the Fascist".
The cucumbers are modernized with fresh dill, which my mother would not have been able to find; I also add crushed red peppers because I like a hint of heat in ice-cold pickles.
And there's the hint of cold war anxiety: atomic apocalypse with radiation above and explosion below.
It was a cold thrum, a hint of something bottomless and angry.
More predictable, but also tasty, were the seaweed salad (chewy green seaweed sprinkled with sesame seeds and a hint of sesame oil) and hiyayako (custardy cold bean curd dusted with bonito flakes, with a soy-ginger dip).
It may not be the end of the cold war, but a hint of bipartisanship is glimmering on Capitol Hill as leaders from both parties inch toward the day of reckoning with an angry electorate.
