Sentence examples for cold stings from inspiring English sources
But the cold stings, and it is time to return.
The petrol soaks into my clothes, its cold sting reaching the zipper of my jeans.
Just spend a night on a Mt. top above 13,000 feet with no Sun Light and you will see or should i say feel the cold stinging any of your exposed skin.
One of them, a huge, bloated, square-headed tom with fur like roadkill, shifts position to avoid the cold stinging drops, inadvertently knocking two lesser cats off the west slope of the bed.
At best, morality is the mass delusion shared by humanity, protecting us from the cold sting of despair.
FInd Sam Tallent on tour, or funnyw him on Twitter.
It's an early winter morning in Boston, the air so cold it stings the eyes.
In fact it was invented by Soviet intelligence for cold war sting operations.
Defying bitter cold and stinging gusts of wind, the strikers crowded Yale's sidewalks and picketed in front of its austere stone buildings this morning, holding signs and chanting slogans accusing Yale of being anti-union.
She can be poked and prodded now without feeling judged by the hands examining for error, can watch her blood coil up out of her arm without getting nauseated, can take the cold metallic sting of the stethoscope without feeling light-headed at the idea of her own beating heart.
