Even worse, the cold may have caused physical ailments to players.
And as people age, their metabolic responses to the cold may be slower.
The combination of nerves and the cold may have influenced Beyoncé's decision to rely on the pre-recorded track.
By then the atmosphere of desperation and disconnection, like the cold, may have chilled you to the bone.
His third novel, "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold," may have given him a taste for retreat.
Virus-containing droplets pass easily from one person to another, and an outbreak of the common cold may result.
Cold may be glum, but its radio must be working; the band sets its mournful, bitter musings to half a dozen current alternative-rock shticks.
So getting a cold may be a positive sign that your biochemical defenses are working normally — a glass-half-full view of getting the sniffles.
Allergies or a preexisting head cold may inhibit an individual's ability to equalize, which is accomplished by yawning or swallowing to open the eustachian tube.
Images that the first time around seemed stiff and cold may start to feel warmed to life by energies coming from you don't know where.
