Sentence examples for a touch of cold from inspiring English sources

After the sales frenzy, a touch of cold air; after shared work, the staff's break-up into individuals going their own ways.

Taking heli-skiing up a notch or two, with a touch of Cold War charmlessness and smoking volcanoes thrown into the mix, Kamchatka is in the far east of Russia and offers some of the most adventurous skiing on the planet.

High-profile product failures, job cuts and corporate restructuring, allegations of collusion with generic-drug makers to spin out precious patents, and the furore over drug pricing in America and Africa all point to an industry with a touch of cold.But a clutch of company results this week show the biggest firms to be generally in fine fettle.

William Walton's First Symphony has its place in the canon, but the Second Symphony, from 1960, has always been an outlier: the luxury and glamour of the composer's nineteen-thirties style now has a spiky, Stravinskyan edge and a chilly touch of Cold War frenzy.

Mr Blair was waiting for him at the end of a red carpet.In a touch reminiscent of cold war summits, Mr Putin was followed by two naval officers carrying what is said to be Russia's nuclear briefcase.

At another table, an industrial packaging duke from Nassau County was burning off a hard day on the job with a touch of hot jazz and several rounds of cold drinks.

The ideal dessert, after such heavy fare, is the ripe poached pear with a touch of mascarpone in a peppercorn-scented cold sour cherry and mango soup.

A touch of acidity suggests an iced cup of cold-brewed coffee, and the creamy, weighty mouth-feel ensures that the flavors linger on the tongue.

(To give freesia a cold, metallic edge, a touch of allyl amyl glycolate is added).

L'Eau d'Hiver smells, delightfully, of ground white pepper and cold seawater, with a touch of fresh crab.

A touch of the Bahamas to get her through those cold winter months.