Sentence examples for cold lump from inspiring English sources

With a toss I'd seen in movies, the cold lump slid down my throat.

One such creation I ate was a hot and cold lump of rice and fish called a "hand grenade".

You should start by grabbing a clump of snow, then cupping your hands around it, and packing it into a cold lump that will be able to withstand flying through the air without falling apart.

Most all the embers should be reduced to ash or cold lumps of charcoal.

The macaroni was a cold white lump on her plate.

Plait describes how if you took every nuclear weapon ever built at the height of the Cold War, lumped them together and blew them up at the same time, that would only account for one-millionth of the energy released when this asteroid hit Earth.

Rush your hamster to the veterinarian clinic if the fur under its tail is always wet, it shows signs of a cold, has lumps or bumps on its body; has gone off its food, water and playing times completely; has watery eyes; has runny droppings (diarrhea) teeth have broken and if its claws need clipping.

Of course the colds and lumps of the last decades have blossomed into whooping cough and malignant tumor over the last 3 years.

(The 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book's whisky toddy is served cold, with a lump of ice, but a glass of chilled whisky and water is almost the last thing I'd want for a blocked nose).

The truth is that we mask over pain we carry from unreconciled relationships that have grown as cold as the lump of coal in an unfortunate child's Christmas stocking.

Well, at the moment, it feels like I've got a big lump of cold sick stuck in my stomach.