Sentence examples for cold and feeling from inspiring English sources

In Marr's version, Churchill, full of a cold and feeling grumpy, was actually telling the Queen off for calling the Thames an "awful, dirty river" – and the real truth was (according to Marr, who got it from Lord Moran's book on Churchill) that Churchill himself had never sailed up the river before that day.

For even a slight difference between feeling cold and feeling not-cold will make a difference in the corresponding self-attributions.[2] The idea that we know our mental states through acquaintance with them is usually associated with Russell (1917), but such accounts trace their lineage at least to Descartes.

I was being drenched in water cold and feeling sorry for myself.

Getting plenty of sleep is essential for beating your cold and feeling normal again.

So there I was — heartsick, a little frightened by the fierce cold, and feeling utterly alone.

There's no better feeling than coming in, even on a cold day, and feeling fit and on top of your game".

General engagement was present in the interviews as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, cold symptoms, feebleness, and feeling out of sorts.

For example, when Jessica was sick with a cold, she said, "Even though I have this cold and am feeling pain, I accept how I feel".

Several political bloggers reported he had a cold and was feeling under the weather, citing unnamed campaign aides.

What is lovely is looking at the planets and the stars, and feeling cold and scientific and questing.

The lines at the top described sweating and feeling cold and as I read down it became clear that this was not a prescription that would save her but a description of her symptoms and where they could lead.