Sentence examples for cold and stiff from inspiring English sources

Cold and stiff I knock at the brazen gates of death".

When mixture is cold and stiff but not hardened, stir in Rice Krispies.

The memory of Pope Paul's cold and stiff 12-hour visit still rankles as a national humiliation.

All of this gives the picture more visual warmth and richness, but in comparison to the most recent Pixar movies it still looks cold and stiff.

He then called 911, telling the dispatcher that he had found his girlfriend "cold and stiff" in a full tub and was trying to revive her.

Her widower Sir Kenelm Digby wrote how "we found her cold and stiff" and yet, with a little rubbing, they managed to bring colour to her cheeks.

You know why people from England have the reputation that they are a bit cold and stiff-lipped?

They prefer cold tones and stiff beats because they evoke a period when electronic music seemed alien and forbiddingly novel.

Created by Leslie Bohem, who wrote the Pierce Brosnan volcano film "Dante's Peak," the show runs hot and cold, loose and stiff from scene to scene, sometimes pulling back a curtain on a hidden world but just as often running down tracks that nearly two decades worth of TV anti-heroism have worn thin.

Lying on his hotel bed in an Italian town, waiting for room service, he feels himself becoming colder and stiffer, "so that when at length the waiter arrived with the red wine and sandwiches I had ordered, I felt as if I had already been interred or laid out for burial, silently grateful for the proffered libation, but no longer capable of consuming it".

The game got interesting midway through the second quarter when the Knicks, who led by 47-31, went cold on offense and stiff on defense.