Sentence examples for cold and closed from inspiring English sources

Stephen Weir We, Russians, are a pretty cold and closed people.

Jagger is cold and closed, but Wyman's history pours out like so much gunk.

Could the idea work in the UK? Surely not – we're too cold and closed-off for any of that.

"We're living in a cold war between open and closed systems, and Google is happy to lend support to entities that it sees as allies," he said.

Steel in this form is more easily delivered from the steel mill to the manufacturing plant where it is usually cold-rolled into open and closed section members.

Elsewhere, Kelley writes that Oprah "felt she needed to present herself as open, warm, and cozy on the air, and conceal the part of her that was cold, closed, and calculating".

In this study, the current DSM was extended to cover the cold-formed steel built-up open and closed section beams with holes.

Mr. Murakami's reflections recall discussions during the cold war of the relative advantages of open and closed societies, as well as long-running philosophical debates over the meaning of free will.

Still, officials seemed determined to avoid a repeat of the debacle of December 2010 when cold and a few inches of snow closed highways, brought 4,000 flights to a halt and snarled global air traffic.

For the former case, though there is some dissipation of flow energy, the coronal hole is cold and practically empty compared to the closed coronal structures.

But Burgess, who scored 15 points, went cold down the stretch, as did his teammates, shots missed long and short, taken from open and closed space.