Sentence examples for becoming cold from inspiring English sources

The Government's "warm words on family friendliness are fast becoming cold comfort," according to Michael Trend, executive director of the Relationships Foundation.

Soon Jacques Henric will go down to the underground parking garage and climb onto his Honda and venture out into the cold streets of Paris, becoming cold himself, a man who shapes his own destiny, and knows, or at least believes, that he is lucky.

Theory is well on its way to becoming cold hard reality, sooner than you realize.

One night at Fanning's apartment in San Francisco, the three discussed how social networks were becoming cold, isolated places instead of places to bring people together.

Crews tried a third time after winds died down, but the rocket experienced a malfunction with a fuel valve, possibly becoming "cold and sluggish" during the delay.

With Russia becoming cold again, it will be interesting to see what comes of the WWE's/ECW's Vladimir Kozlov, aka The Moscow Mauler, that is if anyone is still watching and if we can still laugh at our differences.

At the same time the air higher up in the atmosphere was becoming colder, creating a very "unstable" atmosphere.

And indeed, it appears that a particular ocean region of the North Atlantic south of Greenland and between Canada and Britain is becoming colder — an indicator of less northward heat transport.

In the mid-latitude continental interiors there was still evidence of hot summers, but the winters were becoming colder and partly drier.

The community itself has been under severe strain and has been searching about for means of increasing its cohesion in the face of a world outside becoming colder and colder.

Lying on his hotel bed in an Italian town, waiting for room service, he feels himself becoming colder and stiffer, "so that when at length the waiter arrived with the red wine and sandwiches I had ordered, I felt as if I had already been interred or laid out for burial, silently grateful for the proffered libation, but no longer capable of consuming it".