Sentence examples for cold blowing from inspiring English sources

After he bogeyed two of the first three holes, missing an 8-foot comebacker at No. 1 and pushing a 4-footer at No. 3, it was cold, blowing about 25 miles per hour and threatening rain.

Every window in the house was still open and a cool breeze, almost cold, blew through the apartment.

"Down here, snow and wind: / cold blew through the clapboards, / our spring was frozen in the frozen ground".

Mr. Melchiondo was shocked to discover that out of hundreds of tracks, the profane version came in second (right behind "Cold Blows the Wind" from "The Mollusk").

The cold air blowing through the woods is demonstrably warmer than an unimpeded cold air flow.

There is a cold breeze blowing in off the ocean.

It was nighttime, mid-October, cold air blowing in through the open window.

Until then, the term had referred to the cold winds blowing down from the Korean Peninsula.

Then the weather shifts, in mid-parade, with a cold snap blowing in from the west.

Most of the time, the only visitor is a cold wind blowing from the East River.

Workers were perched 500 to 600 feet above the water and faced cold winds blowing in from the ocean.