Sentence examples for cold set from inspiring English sources
Kate DiCamillo's "Great Joy" is also a story of cold, set in 1940s America.
As the bone-chilling cold set in, so did anxiety that EDF, Europe's biggest power generator, would be unable to keep up with the demand, but the utility tried to reassure homeowners that it was able to meet their needs, Bloomberg News reported.
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When winter cold set in, the couple would retreat to Kabul — then known as the Paris of the East, with its jazz bands, cafes, short skirts and rich social life — hosting evening cocktail parties dubbed the "five o'clock follies".
The phrase 'computer rituals' sounds like an oxymoron: How can a cold set of numbers and digital processes function in a similar vein to a tribal or religious ceremony?
In Boston, some hurried through their mornings to get outdoor chores done before the worst cold set in. "Right now I'm going to drink a coffee" to stay warm, said Carmen Pichente, 40, en route to her job at a Boston restaurant.
As the winter cold sets in, many might be tempted.
As the winter cold sets in, that's heartwarming news.
Slowly though, as the cold sets in, his faith begins to leach into the countryside he so loves.
More Syrians enter by the day, attempting to make it to Berlin before the cold sets in for good.
Aren't these sociable pleasures just what we want as afternoons disappear into night and the cold sets in?
