Sentence examples for better cold from inspiring English sources

And once cooked, they hold up well -- the fritters in the recipe here are almost better cold than hot.

Some people don't dry the milk off and dip the pieces into the flour wet, which makes a crunchier batter that holds up better cold.

Most folk agree that India needs better cold storage but worry that it is too pricey or that it ruins the taste of onions.Farmers must pay a 1% fee to the auction house and a 4% commission to the traders.

Hilda Leyel, author of the magnificent 1936 work The Perfect Picnic, wisely observes that "the art of arranging meals is to choose dishes that are better cold than they would be hot".

Better cold storage, education about food handling and improved infrastructure could help to transform this situation, according a study by Maersk (pdf) – potentially growing the trade of banana containers from 3,000 to 190,000 annually, and benefitting more than 34,000 smallholder farmers across India.

The polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) exhibit better cold flow properties but produces higher NOx emissions and poorer oxidative stability.

By spending on agriculture, giving farmers credit, easing transport bottlenecks and getting better cold-storage distribution, supply will rise, too.

Where better, colder, crueller for a tale of dehumanisation than the far reaches of space, where morality becomes blurred and horror looms inevitably round every corner?

"New vaccines in the region, like H1N1 and pneumococcal [pneumonia]...require a better cold-chain upgrade," Dr. Paz said, referring to the process of keeping vaccines fresh.

"They may be better than cold turkey, but of course cold turkey is not an effective way to quit," Soneji says.

Warm water is able to remove grime and grit better than cold water, but hot water may make the window crack if it is cold outside.