Sentence examples for cold bites from inspiring English sources

As the winter cold bites and the bread ration is cut, Andrei explains the effects of hunger on the body's responses.

As the cold bites, we begin to see why many of the local residents head south, like birds, to warmer climes.

Our meal, a $150 omakase, began with a traditional zensai, or appetizer plate, several cold bites laid out on an oblong ceramic dish: sweet grilled Asian eggplant beside three manifestations of herring.

Frank pulls a blanket up around his neck and holds himself against the cold biting air.

-- PATRICK LONG WASHINGTON The National Zoo, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. FOUNTAIN: The water tasted clean, but it didn't have the cold bite I was expecting.

Hurricane Earl swept up the East Coast, missing us, but bringing cold biting winds that, even amid the bright sunlight, seemed a signal that summer--vacation season--is ebbing and it is back to work we go.

Signs that the prime minister may act came after a week in which concern has risen in European capitals, and among aid agencies and charities, about the high number of migrants still pouring into the EU just as cold weather bites along the routes many are taking through the Balkans and central and eastern Europe.

B3 Cold and biting winds continued in the Northeast and Midwest, contributing to at least seven deaths.

The cold also bit into the school day, as the students and the staff at Public School 44 at 1825 Prospect Avenue in the Bronx found themselves huddled in their mittens and hats yesterday morning.

The clip may show us how Eleven made it back to Regular Side World, but we'll still have to wait two more weeks to find out what she was doing while her hair grew out, how she'll help the gang destroy that giant octopus monster, or if she had to just gnaw on those icy Eggos because they were too cold to bite.

A first aid kit is important for treating minor home ailments, such as headaches and colds, insect bites, treating small cuts and scratches.