Sentence examples for afraid the cold from inspiring English sources

Soriano grew to appreciate Chicago, vetoing a trade to the Giants last year because he was afraid the cold weather in San Francisco would jeopardize his achy knees.

(After the lyrics "Be afraid of the cold," she crossed her palms over her chest).

Who isn't afraid of the cold that comes from being forgotten?

Neither Hrund, who is from Iceland, nor I, who went to college in Maine, is afraid of the cold.

There is hope for all of us who are afraid of the cold and the pain but who like the colourful costumes, especially the Japanese ones.

His first winter, he explains, he was very afraid of the cold weather, though now he likes it, because no matter the temperature outside, it is always warm in his house or car.

The boat stops in Ponza where he refuses to stay at the only hotel because he finds himself afraid of the cold unfriendliness and of the ugliness of it, for it resembles so much of the world.

Once at Harvard, in 1998, he said: "We were assigned to freshman dorms next door to each other, and being from Miami we were both afraid of the cold, so we started hanging out a lot.

In the Travel section article "A Cool Glide Through Maine," Eric Hansen writes about a hut-to-hut backcountry skiing trip he took with his wife: Neither Hrund, who is from Iceland, nor I, who went to college in Maine, is afraid of the cold.

"There was discussion between my friends and I about the polar vortex, and we just said, 'Screw the polar vortex, we're not afraid of the cold, we like to be a little bit crazy and we like to drink beer.'".

JK The rest of this week's best comedy CLUBS Don't Be Afraid & Cold Tonic (The Love Inn, Bristol, Thursday) Helping us bypass the dreary and/or repugnant rituals of the workplace socials that we're encouraged to endure at this time of year, the people behind two fine underground labels have arranged what they're calling an Alternative Office Xmas Party.