Sentence examples for cold in the ground from inspiring English sources

"Our bravest and best are cold in the ground or suffering on beds of anguish".

Some people consider it bad manners to talk business as a funeral, but not Tommy Shelby Murphyy) who was delivering expository dialogue before the body was even cold in the ground.

9pm, ITV With Downton barely even cold in the ground, ITV's new costume offering, adapted by Downton's Julian Fellowes himself from Anthony Trollope's novel, arrives overflowing with scandalous illegitimacy, heavy boozing and social exclusion.

Before we cast the ninth stone, however, let's remember that America's subprime mortgage crisis is not yet cold in the ground.

But would Jenna really feel so threatened by the fact that a man whose wife is barely cold in the ground still has pictures of her up in his home?

Soon enough, the cool lot will move out, and we'll be left with only thick-tied Foxton's boys and the circle of Boris' London will be complete; its previous residents either fleeing to the 'zones or lying cold in the ground.

The gravedigger's credo: After a long day of putting cold ones in the ground, you look forward to putting a few cold ones down.

The cold accumulation in the ground downstream of the groundwater flow seems to be related to the variation of the fluid temperature associated with the flow direction.

It is usually so cold in the tundra that the ground is perennially frozen in deep layers that can date back 3m years.

A couple of days earlier, a blues singer named Blind Willie Johnson had travelled north from Marlin, Texas, to record "Dark Was the Night (Cold Was the Ground)" for Walker in the very same room.

If you live in a cold climate where the ground usually freezes in the winter, remember to protect your thyme by mulching.