Sentence examples for because of a bad cold from inspiring English sources
He could not speak about the matter yesterday because of a bad cold, a spokeswoman said.
He was eliminated in the second round of the Australian Open and missed last week's Pacific Life Open at Indian Wells, Calif., because of a bad cold.
And the bass Ferruccio Furlanetto, who was to have sung in the Verdi concert that Mr. Nelsons was to have led, has dropped out of the roster because of a bad cold.
Nick Robinson said he hoped to return to presenting BBC Radio 4's Today programme soon after having to pull out of his duties for the rest of his first week because of a bad cold.
The last time Scully missed a game he was scheduled for was in April 2012, when he sat out five games because of a bad cold.
Not because Ronaldo is a bad player, but because he's one of the greatest.
Everyone was closely watched, with tactics reminiscent of a bad cold war spy movie.
By the end of Saturday I had the beginning of a bad cold.
In the accompanying photo, Pynchon looks to be a large man with glasses and a silvery mustache; he stands out only because on a warm day he is wearing a heavy black anorak with the hood pulled up -- evidence of either a bad cold or a serious obsession.
Her NECK was stiff because she had a bad cold and she couldn't lift anything properly".
By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, December 30 , 1933P. 16 Tells of Mr. Locke who goes to the theatre with his sister-in-law because his wife has a bad cold.
