Sentence examples for be cold at the from inspiring English sources
Today it be cold at the Masters.
It can be COLD at the Marina — even during the summer!
My own very unscientific sampling shows that women are more likely to be cold at the office than men.
It uses the cooling effect provided by endothermic desorption of carbon dioxide previously adsorbed onto a bed of activated carbon and has the potential to be applied to any type of product that needs to be cold at the point of consumption.
The way the ice refreezes, it's cold at the top and warm at the bottom.
It's hot and it's cold at the same time; it's red and it's blue.
Tampa Bay has a dismal record when playing in the cold -- before this game, the Bucs did not have a victory in 19 games when the game-time temperature was below 40 degrees -- and it was cold at the kickoff.
Dr Malcolm Macleod, head of experimental neuroscience at the University of Edinburgh, said: "People may have heard stories about people falling through the ice and making an amazing recovery because they've been cold at the time.
It's cold at the top of a flagpole.
"It was wretchedly cold all the way ... and I was cold at the start.
Jameela Jamil chose comfort over being cold at the 76th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night. .
