Sentence examples for blow cold from inspiring English sources
Jenni Russell As the financial winds continue to blow cold, we will look to Europe for a coordinated response.
Westerly winds circling Antarctica blow cold, carbon-dioxide-rich surface water northward from the continent across the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC).
He finds the winds blow cold, and his dreams have turned to dust". I feel very old, and with this great kindness, I no longer feel that way that my dreams have turned to dust.
But its lack of a circulating fluid and of moving parts (except for a fan to blow cold air) make it a strong candidate in a time when vehicles have to use their motive power ever more sparingly to meet mandatory fuel-economy requirements.
The air conditioning should blow cold and hard.
Be sure to tuck the inner layer inside your pants so that wind doesn't blow cold air up your back.
One doesn't have to be a Keynesian to know that, should this happen, the winds will only blow colder thereafter.
HE BLEW hot, he blew cold.
Press, pulpit and nearly everybody blew cold upon it.
It's blowing cold in through the door.
We stood on the beach there, and the wind blew cold — and I still remember it.
