Sentence examples for a summer cold from inspiring English sources

Pretending to be sick is a bit trickier than in winter, but a summer cold isn't unheard of (and after all, the young children of those relatives you've got visiting are a walking pestilence), and as long as you play that card with relative infrequency — I'd advise only once every other summer — you can buy yourself a tidy bit of time.

By C. K. Williams The New Yorker, August 9 , 1976P. 26 A summer cold.

The New Yorker, August 9 , 1976P. 26 A summer cold.

He sold "The Man With the Golden Arm" to Otto Preminger but hated the 1955 movie, reportedly grumbling that "Sinatra shook heroin like he shook a summer cold".

A summer cold.

All I have is a summer cold, and my skin is as dull as the rest of me.

Is this real or is this just a winter cold?' " he said.

And when it's too warm outside, testers can use a 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot

The best analogy for him is not a post-1945 cold war warrior but a pre-1917 natimperialistimperialist

During a 1905 cold snap, Frank Epperson left a cup of soda with a spoon in it outside overnight — the result was an "Epsicle".

We know that the term "Judeo-Christian" is actually a 1980s Cold War rhetorical fiction recently revived by the Christian Right and the Institute of Public Affairs.