Sentence examples for beginnings of cold from inspiring English sources
You can see the beginnings of cold war paranoia in these movies.
The bridegroom, 40, is a part-time lecturer in history at Rutgers University in Newark and is the author of "Beginnings of the Cold War Arms Race".
Not just the ruins, but the pervasive sense of suspicion: in his play A Russian in the Woods, a hit for the RSC in 2001, he dramatised his experience of the beginnings of the cold war.
Despite suffering from travel fatigue and what sounds like the beginnings of a cold he is as full of beans in person as he has always been on screen.
My roommate's night out and her exhibiting the beginnings of a cold were the perfect storm that woke me abruptly at 3 30 AM.
When I awoke the next day, I had twenty-four sketches in my idea box and the beginnings of a serious cold.
In eight hours, you will have the beginnings of a terrible head cold.
What you need is larger trends and ways of picking out important data points, such as areas likely to develop precipitation, or where the beginnings of movement suggest a cold front moving in.
He was pale, with a cold that reddened his nostrils and eyelids, and he had the beginnings of a blondish mustache.
LONDON — They likened the beginnings of their enforced odyssey to something between an action movie and an episode from the Cold War.
