Sentence examples for cold hours from inspiring English sources

The day before the big vehicles rolled, he and an assistant, Todd Nichols, spent long, cold hours using a device that is replacing the hammer and rod of old -- a custom-built "slide hammer," to measure ground hardness.

"Primarily [my friends support] Bernie," University of Minnesota student and Sanders volunteer Roland Taracks said on Sunday, after returning to Sanders' St Paul headquarters from several cold hours of door-knocking.

We reached town well past midnight, after a few cold hours spent pushing our vehicles out of snowdrifts, inching through what had become a full-on blizzard, and loudly congratulating ourselves on getting off the river in the nick of time.

Take care of me, O.K.?" And through four brutally cold hours, and in keeping with this newfound thrilling feeling — if this could happen in Tunisia, if it might happen in Egypt, then surely elsewhere in the Arab world, too — we kept an eye out for her as she threaded her way through the crowds, clicking away.

The results of this study are presented in the form of hot and cold hours in a year, maximum and minimum indoor comfort temperatures, and frequency of effective ventilation per person as air quality performance indicator in each room.

Donald Jr. told Forbes magazine in 2012, "If you wait through long, cold hours in the November woods with a bow in your hands hoping a buck will show or if you spend days walking in the African bush trailing Cape buffalo while listening to lions roar, you're sure to learn hunting isn't about killing".

Nothing to fill the cold hour".

"Too late to go out to them damn sheep," said Ennis, dizzy drunk on all fours one cold hour when the moon had notched past two.

But then this morning, sitting outside in the cold hour before dawn, this memory seemed partially at least to clear, and many things had come back to him: the red-haired woman; Marta; the stranger in dark rags. . . .

In the darkest, coldest hours Terrence, you lifted all of us up so we could see by the bright, warm light of your love for Rand.

32 In particular, it showed that, at mean temperatures less than (greater than) 18°C, larger ΔTAVG resulted in increased (reduced) transmission because of increases (reductions) in viral amplification and vector survival during the warmer (colder) hours of each day.