Sentence examples for act of cold from inspiring English sources

The Lebanese went through a collective act of cold turkey on Thursday, or at least those who can afford cellphones were supposed to suffer the equivalent.

Mikkelsen is one of those people who can make eating seem like an act of cold depravity, particularly when the dish is a young woman's lungs.

The very act of cold calling subtextually communicates that you want something from them and have implicitly acknowledged that you're OK with the fact that you've disrupted them from whatever they're doing and are potentially (likely) wasting their time.

A businessman killed a family of four on the day of the royal wedding in 2011 in an act of "cold-blooded" revenge after losing a protracted legal battle, a court has heard.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned "without reservation the brutality of the hostage takers" following Ridsdel's death, calling it "an act of cold-blooded murder and responsibility rests squarely with the terrorist group who took him hostage".

The group beheaded the other Canadian hostage, John Ridsdel, on the previously set deadline of April 25 in what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called "an act of cold-blooded murder".

They engaged in wholesale acts of cold-blooded slaughter, such as the execution of several hundred Sinhalese and Muslim police officers in 1990 and the repeated bombings of crowded buses.

At the moment I'm in the first act of a cold and I'm on my second round of antibiotics for dodgy kidneys.

"This was not the act of a cold-blooded, depraved killer," Mr. Canfield said.

"Certainly it would appear to be that he has deliberately done this in an act of absolutely cold-blooded murder".

In our private interview, Yeo recalls a similar act of stone-cold Spacey when he presented their last collaboration to the National Portrait Gallery in London in 2013.