Sentence examples for as a colder from inspiring English sources

The phrase "as a colder" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone or something that is colder in temperature or demeanor, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "As a colder climate, the region experiences harsher winters than its neighbors."
Alternatives: "as a chillier" or "as a more frigid".

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The warmth, brought on by a mass of warm air pushing up from the mid-Atlantic region, is likely to retreat on Wednesday as a colder front moves in from Canada, Mr. Gadomski said.

Within Fig.  4, the January results show the clusters in generally colder regions (e.g., [ 1– 3, 9]) having a smaller mortality response per degree below the median, as well as a colder median, compared to warmer climate clusters.

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Word of mouth can be as contagious as a cold.

Others dismiss him as a cold-blooded police killer.

Italy resurrected itself as a cold war ally of Britain and America.

Such an anticyclone is known as a cold anticyclone.

Bond was first conceived as a Cold War-era operative.

But he comes over as a cold control-freak.

He served as a cold-war nuclear diplomat.

"It's not the same as a cold, driving rain.

Their uncle described the event as a "cold-blooded massacre".

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