Sentence examples for cold door from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tian struggled for years to survive in what he says is a "cold door," or low-profile, sport in China.

I would dance and be merry, Life would be a ding-a-derry, If I only had a brain... Lyric by EY Harburg When snow lay heavy on the land, and January winds sang in the trees and beat at the plastic we'd hung in the cold door to keep the oil bill down, when Christmas trees shed their needles: that's when I died.

The infiltration air velocity through an open cold store door is between 0.5 and up to 2 m/s, depending on door size and cold storage height.

Back when few thought a black man named Barack Hussein Obama would become President, we needed some visionaries out in cold Iowa, door knocking and caucusing, to remind us of what was potential.

Data collection face-to-face, conducted by medical students "cold-calling" door-to-door.

In each Region, Ethiopian nationals aged 18 65 years were randomly sampled by cold-calling door-to-door.

But guests and hotel staff began to tell stories of faint voices, cold breezes, doors slamming shut and opening of their own accord, and televisions and lights turning on and off on their own.

As I walked in to greet my friend and meet the new bundle of "joy," I pushed the hard, cold steel doors and immediately heard the familiar buzzing and smelled the hospital anti-bacterial smell.

Without that trifecta, you might as well be a "door-to-door" cold knocker broker from the Stone Age.

This second approach involved more direct attempts to recruit participants, including face-to-face canvassing within prominent community venues, door-to-door cold calling and peer referral.

Most often, when you walk into an Italian restaurant, the first thing you see is a tantalizing spread of antipasti laid out by the front door: cold meats and sausages, glistening salads and platters of grilled vegetables, all of which inevitably guarantee an extra 10 bucks per person on the bill.