Sentence examples for brought cold from inspiring English sources

The waters of the Nile were warm; the Mississippi brought cold northern floods that sometimes stood for months, defeating agriculture for the year.

And after a warm autumn, the second half of November brought cold weather to much of the nation, helping spur online apparel sales, analysts said.

This version follows a juggler who is brought cold and hungry into a monastery to work, and believing that he is alone he performs his act in front of a statue of Mary.

Meteorologists said that the storm, the second deep freeze to sweep across the US midwest and states to the east this month, was driven on a path similar to the one taken by the polar vortex that brought cold temperatures to much of the US earlier this year.

The winds were fairly typical Santa Anas, Hoxsie said, but the storm has brought cold, heavier air that packs "a little more punch" than a standard high to low pressure wind.

They brought cold-cut platters, fried chicken, cake, soda, hugs.

I'd bring cold water, put wet rags against him, nothing helped.

Polar anticyclones frequently migrate eastward and equatorward in the winter season, bringing cold waves to warmer latitudes.

In parts of the Pacific Ocean, huge upwellings from the bottom bring cold water from the depths and push warm surface water down.

Winters in southern states like Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná and, occasionally, in São Paulo can bring cold blustery rain and temperatures below freezing.

When my parents visited their three boys at summer camp, they would bring cold steak, black cherries and icy cans of Coca-Cola.