Sentence examples for bit of a cold from inspiring English sources

Asquith died in 1928, so this is a bit of a cold case.

"No, Mom, I have a little bit of a cold, but I'll be fine," he said.

"You guys sneeze," Mr. Rennie said, "and we get a little bit of a cold".

So this London psychiatrist is not the most exciting heroine, and a bit of a cold fish to boot.

I've had a bit of a cold leading up to the race, so I haven't done my usual training.

He is bothered by a bit of a cold; the night air is expected to be chilly and Hernandez sometimes has trouble gripping his slider in those conditions.

It happens to be that we've recently come out of a warmer time and now actually we're headed in to a little bit of a colder time".

Often the tastiest dishes are prepared well ahead of mealtime: a broth soured with lemon and egg, eggplants simmered with a bit of meat, a cold artichoke heart braised in olive oil.

PHILADELPHIA — Devin Harris trudged onto the court Saturday carrying a bit of a head cold and some chills.

I came back [from Nigeria] with a little bit of a cough and cold and didn't train for five days.

Twenty or thirty, perhaps, of the first men in the kingdom, in point of fashion and fortune, supping at little tables covered with a napkin, in the middle of a coffee-room, upon a bit of cold meat, or a sandwich, and drinking a glass of punch".