Sentence examples for cold bump from inspiring English sources

If your house temperature is too cold, bump up the heat with ceramic room heaters, ceramic heat emitters, or, if all else fails, heating pads with the appropriate setting (although these are really not recommended as they can cause severe and life threatening burns).

Studies have shown that cold temperatures can bump up activity in brown fat.

The HgCdTe arrays and Si CCD readouts were hybridized by cold welding indium bumps technology.

Tax-cutters want to alleviate "cold progression," which bumps taxpayers into higher brackets, even when their pay rises only keep up with inflation.

This could not have come as a surprise to someone hitting.165 But it is another matter to be hit cold with being bumped.

Both are accompanied by a temporary rise in blood pressure, but facial reddening caused by cycling up a hill, going for a walk on a cold day or bumping into an ex-partner doesn't indicate long-term, problematic hypertension.

But I headed south for college and left behind my parka, stocking cap and the "brrrr" sound that I make when I bump into cold weather.

But all this seems not enough for Mr Stern, and it may bump into cold reality in any case, since the federation will have $18m less in annual membership dues after the defections.What does the split mean for American politics?

Now, excuse me while I read about Lisa Loeb's pregnancy cold, Alyson Hannigan's baby bump (so big everyone thinks it's twins!) and the list of possible baby names Kourtney Kardashian keeps on her phone.

Belugas are built for survival in cold waters and for bumping into thin ice to break it from beneath (hence the absence of a dorsal fin, and the animal's copious fat layers).

Use cold water to prevent bumps from forming because your pores were open.