Sentence examples for cold mean from inspiring English sources

Here in Antarctica, the ice and cold mean the surface water becomes cooler, saltier and more dense.

The winter season, from December to March, is long and cold; mean temperatures in January range between about 20 °F (−7 °C) in the south and −10 °F (−23 °C) in the northern interior.

Contrary to popular belief, the Paris I've come to know isn't a cold, mean city; but warm in a different way than I expected before I moved there.

Even on a purely fundamental tribal level, they must have felt that sense of belonging to a greater, loving totality embodied in and emanating from their offspring at some point before succumbing to the baser impulses which assured nothing other than cold, mean survival.

The climate in Boyacá varies from high humidity and high mean temperature (≈40°C) in low areas near the Magdalena River (altitude 600 m) to cold mean temperature (<6°C) and permanent snow in the Cocuy Mountains (altitude 5,500 m).

Anyway, it wasn't meant to be a compliment - she was cold, mean-lipped and mean-hearted, and she used to creep about the place without making any noise.

At least the cold meant we didn't need to worry about anything going off.

Cold means cost: in Soviet times, construction and living costs were up to 50% higher in Siberia and the Russian Far East than in European Russia.

"A major difference is that in this case, cold means 70 million degree Celsius". The gas clouds are in the core of a galaxy cluster known as Abell 2142.

So the cold meant something to him".

Going when it's cold means not being packed in with a bunch of people.