Sentence examples for began the cold from inspiring English sources

Others are more familiar: Winston Churchill inviting the wrong I. Berlin to dinner and hearing about the writing of "White Christmas," or Berlin spending a night in Leningrad with the poet Anna Akhmatova in 1945 -- a meeting, she piously believed, that unwittingly unleashed Stalin's fury and began the cold war.

Following the Soviets' blockade of Berlin, this began the Cold War in earnest.

Following the U.S.S.R.'s blockade of Berlin, this began the Cold War in earnest.

Stalin the communist barely hid his disdain for capitalist America during WWII, and once the war ended, he began the Cold War and ordered his scientists to work on missiles and nuclear weapons that could destroy the United States.

So began the Cold War.

We don't need any hints about the agenda: 2013 had the coolest spring for 50 years, 2012 was the wettest year "since records began", the cold winter of 2010-11 (the paralysing snowdrifts of 1979 and 1982 having, it seems, already been forgotten) is regarded as "exceptional".

Butterflies have been scientifically monitored since 1976 and the worst year since records began was the cold summer of 2012, which began with a mild spring.

He also began the post-Vietnam Cold War military buildup that was continued by Ronald Reagan.

They began when the cold war ended a decade earlier".

He reached the stairs unnoticed and began descending the cold stone steps, like a ghost.

The cuts in hardware that began when the cold war ended are likely to continue.