Sentence examples for cold fell from inspiring English sources

"They restored the farmhouse, replacing narrow window frames with larger ones, the better to let in the light and to depict views across to Cold Fell and Tindale Fell and so creating, as Christopher Wood famously termed it, 'a painters' place'," adds Holt.

wildlifebcn.org/reserves/blows-downs Cand82 Cold Fell, Cumbria Aptly named Cold Fell is where generations of west Cumbrians have been sledging.

Outside the Carlisle urban area, the city encompasses a rural area with large stretches of unspoiled countryside, reaching a high point at Cold Fell, with an elevation of 2,041 feet (622 metres), and includes the towns and villages of Brampton, Longtown, Dalston, and Wetheral.

Because the waters were so cold, falling in and becoming separated from the boats meant certain death.

A grim United Nations inspectors' report offered "clear and convincing evidence" on Monday that poison gas was used "on a relatively large scale" in the Ghouta suburbs of Damascus on 21 August when weather conditions – cold, falling air – ensured it would cause maximum death and suffering, seeping silently into basements and underground shelters.

Comparison with a previous study 11 using elderly participants (over 65 years) shows that the detection performance of young adults with a cold falls to that of elderly drivers.

This was immediately followed by even louder cries of "OW!! OW!!! OW!! COLD!!! COLD!!! COLD!!!" as he fell hands-first and gloveless into the freezing snow.

We don't even have a cold fall anymore.

(Speaking from experience, more than 4,000 screaming Huskies fans on a cold fall night can generate quite an atmosphere).

He was out riding on his A.T.V. by himself one cold fall day among the buttes when he spotted a turtle's fossilized shell.

But he clearly revels in the older forms of politics, like the endless candidate and issue forums that still draw many Iowans out on cold fall nights.