Sentence examples for bit of cold from inspiring English sources
Anyway, a bit of cold never hurt anybody.
On Tuesday, that view got doused by a bit of cold water.
One also senses a bit of Cold War ideology at work in the makeup of the Dodge Collection.
"A little bit of cold can be protective for the body, which goes into almost a hibernation".
It is disappointing to have hopes dashed, but maybe a bit of cold water is a good thing.
If the batter gets too thick while it is sitting, you can thin it with a little bit of cold water.
If you're interested in a bit of cold-war history, visit the city's Atomic Testing Museum, which includes a film and sensory experience of an atmospheric explosion in the Ground Zero Theater (www.atomictestingmuseum.org).org
It is the perfect model of the drive-in B-movie, a sublime mix of papier-mache creatures, suggestive sexuality, and dodgy science, with just a bit of cold-war philosophy thrown in for tang.
In an evening full of inspiration, music, (and a bit of cold-hard climate reality), Bill and a group of all-star guests -- from author and fracking activist Sandra Steingraber to local climate champion, Vanessa Rule -- will fire up the audience and give the latest update on plans for the People's Climate March.
With hard, salty cheeses like Parmesan, you want gratings that are as thin as possible so that they will melt quickly and be incorporated into the dish without leaving large bits of cold cheese.
Asquith died in 1928, so this is a bit of a cold case.
