Sentence examples for cold foster from inspiring English sources
("Kalt" is German for "cold"; Foster, once he sells a toy coldly, gets frozen out of his own life).
Miles commanded attention from every generation since the early days of the cold war, fostering undying devotion and disgust along the way.
Some believed his work in the cold war had fostered a dangerous nuclear arms race.
Dr. Teller's actions split scientists into warring camps and created huge, lingering controversies over his legacy, including whether his work in the cold war had fostered a dangerous nuclear arms race or an uneasy peace that helped crush Soviet Communism.
"We will take every necessary action to ensure the quality of our vaccines and use this cold chain efficiently to foster our immunization programme".
They were tending their own monument to the cold war, which had fostered the Hubble Space Telescope's technology.
The Cold War itself had fostered notable improvements in computational speed and capacity, new modes of communication, and techniques for storing, accessing, and manipulating information.
Re "Ronald Reagan Dies at 93; Fostered Cold-War Might and Curbs on Government" (front page, June 6): Ronald Reagan, the beloved former president, set a high standard for future American leaders, a standard that has not again been reached or surpassed by a president of either party.
Now, however, new research suggests that cool temperatures may indeed play a role in fostering colds.
In addition, Tucker and Gilliland suggested that providing opportunities for indoor activities during the cold and wet seasons helps to foster regular physical activity throughout the year [ 28].
