Sentence examples for building a cold from inspiring English sources

I think there are faux tin hat physicists who are closer to building a cold fusion generator and a perpetual motion machine than reformsters are to building a reliable and accurate system for identifying bad teachers.

He ruled out any investments in building a cold chain and trying to erect a farm-to-fork supply chain that many others like Reliance had begun.

Training classes have included: time management, building a sales pipeline, cold calling and using Salesforce.

Sally Treadwell, a 51-year-old public relations executive in Boone, N.C., said nothing makes her happier than building a fire on a cold winter night.

This is true of driving a car, raising a child, catching a cold or building a super collider in order to detect subatomic particles.

When the toilet bowl is cold try building a light toilet paper nest to keep the buttocks from direct contact with the chilly surface.

What could brighten your spirits more on a cold January day than building a beehive and thinking of fresh honey?

With their venture in pork successful, Arbogast & Bastian soon expanded in a similar manner with beef, lamb, and mutton, first by purchasing ready-cured meat from suppliers in the West to learn the trade, then by building a full-scale abbatoir and cold-storage facilities on-site.

The difference between cold emailing, and actually building a legitimate email list is that with your legitimate list, you're going to be building a community around; while cold emailing only works as a means to an end.

The sharpest questions were by Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the ranking Democrat on the panel, who said the Pentagon seemed to be building toward a cold-war-style conflict despite the collapse of the Soviet Union.

For an energy-efficient building in a cold climate, a large part of the space heating demand is caused by transmission losses through the building envelope.