Sentence examples for cold piece from inspiring English sources

It is an arch, cold piece of work.

Looking back, I think it was an unbelievably cold piece of business on my part," Butterworth says now.

Chinese society before microblogs, he says, picking up your correspondent's iPhone to demonstrate, was "like a cold piece of iron", its atoms inert.

His first essay in the new manner, Les Vêpres siciliennes (1855; The Sicilian Vespers), is a rather cold piece that has had only lukewarm success from its premiere on.

Another traditional remedy, holding a cold piece of metal to the bruise, helped some fighters stay in the ring; some people suggest using a chilled beverage can in an emergency.

This time, we get Bob Balaban and Michael McKean as a couple of easily wounded writers (not that any other kind exists), Eugene Levy as Victor's agent ("You're like a cold piece of toast," he tells his client), a frizzy Guest as the director of "Home for Purim," and John Michael Higgins, in resplendent form as the head of publicity on the set, spreading the good word with every tool of his trade.

"We want to show that there are needs beyond the standard cold pieces of steel you see today" at cart-rental concessions, he said.

"These cold pieces of technology have the power (once reunited) to totally represent its possessor becoming a source of centralized data for efficiency success and personality and classification".

"These cold pieces of technology have the power (once reunited) to totally represent its possessor becoming a source of centralised data for efficiency success and personality and classification".

The middle man, Alfred's secretary, Robert Simon McBurneyy), is an aspiring painter in his own right, and a colder piece of work you will not meet onscreen or off.

The polar vortex struck Manhattan and with it — well, I will spare the reader the poignant evocations of coldness, the "It's Cold Outside!" piece being second only to the "Hey!