Sentence examples for a sort of cold from inspiring English sources
Diane Gordon, the owner of Entertaining Ideas Catering in Manhattan, has a sort of cold toddy twist on the apple martini.
What tools do you use? Michael Frayn: It's very difficult when each day you start with a sort of cold brain and nothing happens.
On one wall in the back of the gallery, Ms. Fujinami offers a series of photo-collages that have a certain immediacy, while embracing a sort of cold Modernism, making them precious.
But what begins as a sort of cold war le Carré tale about a spy (and the psychology of spying) soon mutates into something else: a tricky postmodern entertainment that features, in the role of Serena's lover, a writer who bears more than passing resemblance to the younger Mr. McEwan himself.
That is a sort of Cold War thinking.
After all, Dilma and the PMDB (the main allied party) have been at a sort of cold war since before the 2014 electoral campaign.
Paintings like Salle's — the unabashed products of, if not vandalism, a sort of cold-eyed consumerism — are entirely free of any "anxiety of influence".
And I honour him for being emotional about it, and not just having a sort of cold-blooded judicial approach to it.
The Dexters come from Ireland, are scarcely taller than big dogs, & can stand practically any sort of cold weather, & can do on practically any sort of pasture, including underbrush.
We are in a sort of financial cold war in which instruments of immense destructive power must be negotiated out of existence.
Cucumber is a sort of gay Cold Feet, dramatising middle-aged middle-class domestic crises: the protagonist, Henry Best Vincent Franklinn) panics when his partner of nine years suggests marriage.
