Sentence examples for bring a cold from inspiring English sources

Rather optimistically the bumf for our course included the admonition to bring a cold box "for your fish".

But her admirers should beware: Searching online for her name with terms like "hot pictures" and "free downloads" can bring a cold shower.

Bring a cold, refreshing drink into the bathroom with you.

But the eighteen-hundreds brought a cold reappraisal of artificial hair.

After five days spent as if in a dream – suspended in a world where anything seemed possible – the night brought a cold, hard slap of reality.

That, in any case, was how he registered as portrayed by Mr. Duvall and Mr. Pacino, who respectively brought a cold fury and a maniacal fire to their performances.

Hide the beer.'" The turn of the millennium brought a cold sobriety with the tragic deaths of Justin Pierce (2000), Keenan Milton (2001) and Harold Hunter (2006).

WASHINGTON -- For anyone who hoped that the tragedy in Tucson might jolt the political class into some new period of civility and reflection, suddenly subduing all the radio ranters and acid bloggers, the days that followed brought a cold reality.

The next week brought a cold reality: the Phillies lost the World Series to the Baltimore Orioles in five games and plunged into a decade-long spiral as an also-ran.

January brought a cold shoulder to many specialty retailers, with stale merchandise and inventory-clearing discounts dragging down sales at several big chains.

The frosty relations between Britain and Russia are bringing a Cold War feel to the streets of London, and you can forgive the British for feelilng as if they're in it alone.