Sentence examples for cold sentence from inspiring English sources

That topic was among the many that evoked cold sentence fragments from Bryant when the finals began.

Your show of sympathy amounted to a cold short sentence; so let me share my personal story with you.

Since at the warmer worlds, the length of S is longer than l, even though 'one meter' is rigid for l, again from the perspective of the cold world, the sentence is false at the warmer worlds, considered from the perspective of the cold world.

Just why George Blake, the cold war spy, was sentenced in 1961 to an unprecedented 42-year prison sentence has always been a puzzle.

Driven to extremes by sustained violence, they received the same sentence as calculating, cold-blooded murderers".

The average prison sentence for intentional, cold-blooded murder in Florida in 1998 was 16 years.

There is a danger that putting the sea in the same sentence as the cold war too often is self-fulfilling.

He captures the futility of the cold war in a single sentence: "I have no belief in doomsday, I don't believe in the Soviet threat to Europe, I don't believe in a NATO threat to the Soviet Union".

Uttering the sentence It's cold in here, for example, may constitute a request or a command for more heat (though the sentence does not have the conventional form of either illocution), and it may cause the hearer to turn the heat up.

A man who admitted that he gave his two children a lethal dose of cold medicine in 2002 was sentenced to six years in prison.

Burton – his soft Californian voice thick with cold – talks in fractured, distracted sentences with his arms behind his head, holding on to the ears of the armchair.