Sentence examples for cold reaches from inspiring English sources
TWELVE DEAD IN CHICAGO Fires There Cause $1,000,000 Loss -- New England Suffers -- Cold Reaches South to Atlanta.
In the city of Verkhoyansk, in northeast-central Siberia, the cold reaches minus 68 degrees centigrade (about minus 90 degrees Fahrenheit).
The whitebark pine grows in the high, cold reaches of the Rocky and Sierra Mountains, and some trees, wind-bent and tenacious, manage to thrive for more than a thousand years.
What seem like innocuous greetings from Microsoft are often security patches, designed to close gaps in the software through which prying eyes out there in the vast, cold reaches of cyberspace could potentially glimpse my data and my innermost thoughts.
A biologist by training, he was a co-founder in 1985 of one of the first Internet operations, called Nysernet, which initially linked academic computing centers in the cold reaches of upstate New York.
Because the two are immigrants, each of whom forged an early path to California — Ms. Mitchell from the cold reaches of the Saskatchewan province of Canada by way of Paris; Mr. Hockney from Yorkshire, England — exchanging worlds "too old and cold," as she once wrote, for a coastal city filled with possibility, then as now.
The other approach is to arrange an intro from a trusted shared contact that can vouch for the candidate's performance in the function (cold reach outs are less valuable).
"Hot n Cold" reached the number one position in Denmark, later being certified two-times-platinum, and hit number one in Austria before being certified platinum.
Because it turns out you could literally build a mud hut in some woods and the cold reach of the capital's callous housing climate would eventually track you down.
It turns out you could literally build a mud hut in some woods and the cold reach of the capital's callous housing climate would eventually track you down.
But farther out, in the colder reaches of space, the ice vaporises more slowly and leaves the dust in place.
