Sentence examples for a noticeably cold from inspiring English sources
Mott said Tuesday would also be be a noticeably cold and wet day for much of Britain.
A shaken martini will be noticeably colder, but will also cut its alcohol potency almost in half.
The Doctor and Clara find a location in the mansion which is noticeably colder than the rest of the house, and they feel as if they are being watched.
The room, which is noticeably colder than the rest of the site (a possible sign of ghost activity, say some paranormal investigators), is filled with stuffed animals and toys left by visitors for the child's abandoned spirit.
It was raining lightly, and was noticeably colder than in Brooklyn.
The forecaster Luke Miall said the weekend would be one of "two halves", with Sunday feeling noticeably colder than Saturday.
We can relax now, the wild section over, but this side of the island is noticeably colder.
We can relax now, the wild section is over, but this side of the island is noticeably colder.
The weather in much of the United States is finally beginning to warm up, but on television things are getting noticeably colder.
Saltzburg suggests that flyers keep a few tips in mind while choosing seats: Anyone with carry-on luggage should avoid the bulkhead, where storage is limited; anyone sensitive to the cold should avoid emergency rows, which are noticeably colder; everyone should avoid the last row because it is loud and may not allow travelers to recline.
