Sentence examples for a single cold from inspiring English sources

For Mo Farah, retaining his 10,000m title and becoming the first British track and field athlete to win three Olympic gold medals boils down to a single cold fact: whether he can run the last lap in 53 seconds.

Meteorologists tend to take the long view of such things, and Mr. Kramer likes to point out that a single cold winter doesn't mean a real change in weather patterns.

In a single, cold gust of change, Gene Wells lost both his tire-making job and his family's hallowed tradition of drive-in movie night -- no more work on the tire line, no more evenings with the kids piled into the car in their pajamas.

The use of back-pressure permitted the materials to be plastically deformed during a single cold operation with the percent deformation from 36% in grey cast iron to more than 80% in Bi.

I didn't crack a single cold one.

These officers—"super recognizers" (SRs), as they're known in the Met police force are increasingly being used to crack the toughest crimes, from a single cold case murder to policing problematic events or clearing up arrest warrants from a riot.

In May 2005, the band signed a short-term publishing contract with EMI for Funeral, and in June the band released a new single, "Cold Wind", on Six Feet Under, Vol. 2: Everything Ends.

Krzyzanowski et al. [ 46] reported that pulmonary function is reduced for several years after a single chest cold in men but only after multiple chest colds in women.

The crucial point is that it would only take a single cell of cold-adapted Saccharomyces eubayanus to survive the journey over the Atlantic.

On the contrary, it's the very old one, developed by Pythagoras and handed down since then, that nature and music and mathematics are all part of a single system, cold and clear at one end (the music of the spheres), warm and opaque at the other (us).

The position control model is deduced based on a single stand cold rolling mill, and the fuzzy controller for monitor AGC system is designed.