Sentence examples for cold much from inspiring English sources

Temperatures have been bitterly cold, much colder than usual for this time of year.

It's hard to imagine the robust, energetic Ms. Theron suffering from a head cold, much less a life-threatening malady, but she does her best to swoon and tremble in the best Ali MacGraw tradition.

But if the partnership diverts trade from elsewhere it could leave others in the cold: Much depends on its design and the way the U.S. and the E.U. handle the multiple trade agreements that each has with third countries and regions.

No skating either day: Wednesday by choice so we could go to Rye; Thursday by prudence because I started the day with my cold much worse in the sense of feverishness and near-wavies, altho' that dissipated quickly.

There is no time to write in the cold, much less for 10 years.

His stepfather has health issues, and they can't stay in the cold much longer.

A delightful footballer with a brain beyond his years, a superb passing range and a deft change of pace, he started for Croatia at the World Cup and, still just 20, has much better nights than that cold, much-questioned night at the Maksimir ahead of him.

Everything stops cold -- much, I later muse, like a videotape on pause.

During the cold war much of Africa became a battleground for the superpowers.

Dear Q, you have succeeded — I was shocked, though your movie left me cold: too much attitude.

For example, January was seen as unusually cold in much of the United States.