Sentence examples for cold brings from inspiring English sources

A textbook said that in adult beer drinkers, "a slight cold brings on a fatal pneumonia".

When outside in the cold, people with dominant Pitta constitution will be relishing the weather and enjoying the comfort the cold brings to the excess heat they produce.

Last week's bitter cold brought out survival style that looked great.

Through the film of dry tears that the cold brought to my eyes, everything sparkled more brightly.

Hunger and cold bring a hallucinatory quality to perceptions, a sudden and impossible snatch of the scent of coffee from a ventilation shaft as the senses flicker.

In it, he acknowledges that his 1963 espionage thriller The Spy Who Came in From the Cold brought him fame early on, dividing his life into a "before-the-fall and an after-the-fall" moment.

All the things that I had read about were true, darkness with a far off low dusky yellow sky, corona clearly visible, cold brought us out in a goosepimpled shiver, confused birds flapping, stars visible.

It has been hypothesised that in winter wheats, extended periods of cold bring about down-regulation of TaVRN2 and, as a consequence, the up-regulation of TaVRN1 and commitment to flowering.

If it will be cold, bring warm clothes.

Beets - Cook at home, store in sealable container, keep it cold, bring it with.

If you think the inside of the theatre is going to be cold, bring along a scarf or sweater.