Sentence examples for blows cold from inspiring English sources

The second stanza ends: this speck of clay And spirit shall begin To feed on hope, To learn how truth blows cold and loves betray.

The problem with "Titus" is that it runs on the shock value of revenge that blows hot and blows cold but is always in the wind.

One easy solution is the Brookstone Bed Fan, a an instrument that sells for $99.99, sits at the edge of your bed and, through a thin chamber aimed at your feet, blows cold air under your sheets.

A burst of new and returning reality series seem intent on leaving us envious of, or in awe of, or terrified for, those who live where the wind blows cold almost year-round.

The European study, whose aim was to reach the target temperature within four hours, used a cold mattress with a cover that blows cold air; the Australian one used ice packs.

We're both just one too many mornings an' a thousand miles behind The bridge at midnight trembles The country doctor rambles Bankers' nieces seek perfection Expecting all the gifts that wise men bring The wind howls like a hammer The night blows cold and rainy My love she's like some raven At my window with a broken wing.

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.

Even though it was winter, the air-conditioner was blowing cold air.