Sentence examples for a wave of cold from inspiring English sources

The $366.5 million sale of the Hyatt Century Plaza sent a wave of cold comfort through the hotel investment market when it was announced on June 2.

Presumably she'd already pissed someone off, because while I was waiting to get served, a wave of cold lager doused us a drink had been chucked.

Three multibillion-dollar government oil-corruption scandals, staggering PR gaffes and a wave of cold-blooded killings by Boko Haram Islamist militants still holding almost 300 schoolgirls after nine months would have toppled most presidents.

On the other side of the world, countries in East Asia also experienced a wave of freezing cold weather, resulting in dozens of deaths and disrupting thousands of travel plans.

With the recent polar vortex spreading a wave of bitter cold across the Midwest and Northeast, leaving Chicago under ice and hitting New York City with record-low temperatures, millions of Americans hunkered down at home to ride out the bad weather.

In commodities trading, natural gas rallied on forecasts of a new wave of cold weather in the days ahead.

The likes of Luciano (winner of the best tech-house DJ award), Hardwell (the world's best electro/progressive house and international DJ, as of last night) and Armin Van Buuren are almost painfully irrelevant, the kind of ditchwater dull DJs that coast from club to stadium, riding on a wave of apathy and cold hard cash.

So rather than coming from the Arctic, the wave of cold is coming from the Pacific.

An unusual wave of cold weather in the first week of January 2017 exposed the stark deficiencies of Greece's asylum seeker policy.

In efforts to combat the inevitable wave of cold weather that's rolling into our shores, they just sent over a new tune from a mysterious producer named Camelphat, and it's safe to say it will make your day better before the first drop.

Colds and a wave of chickenpox had swept through the fort's close quarters, they said.