Sentence examples for cold for all from inspiring English sources
The plant will not become a drinking den for butterflies or a dance floor for coupling soldier beetles, it's too cold for all that insect malarkey now.
With the publication of "The Goldfinch" only days away, Ms. Tartt was getting ready, somewhat reluctantly and while fighting a cold, for all its accompaniments: a book party, a 12-city book tour that would take her from Nashville to Edinburgh.
10% on hot may have a bigger effect than 50% on cold for all I know.
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There are substances to squirt up the nostrils for a cold, suppositories for all sorts of complaints and treatments for such bizarre ills as "heavy legs".
"Terrible social conditions and the last election were a cold shower for all of us, a real wake-up call," Mr. Geoana said.
Relying on Bryant and the equally cold Robert Horry for all of their offense, the Lakers allowed Boston to erase an 84-77 deficit and take an 87-86 lead on Pierce's jumper with 1 55 left in the fourth.
In its portrait of an ordinary man struggling to refresh his disappointments, "Cold Souls," for all its futuristic gizmos, pays fonder tribute to Chekhov than anything since Louis Malle's radiant "Vanya on 42nd Street," of 1994.
But where Deepak Chopra or Wayne W. Dyer, say, come bearing warm broth, distilled from revered spiritual traditions, Ms. Sweeney arrives with a bucket of cold water for all supernatural belief systems, from her family's old-school Roman Catholicism to the New Age alternatives (including Mr. Chopra) embraced by many of her peers.
There was a significant increase in nonaccidental mortality during the 2008 cold spell for all ages combined in Guangzhou and Taishan, both before and after adjustment for air pollution, but the increase in mortality in Nanxiong was not statistically significant for any age group or according to sex or cause of death (p > 0.05).
Because stress can further suppress our immune system function, it's easy to get caught up in a cycle of trading one cold for another all season long or just feeling like we never feel quite well.
