"cold sun" is not a grammatically correct sentence.
However, it could be used as a figure of speech or metaphor to describe something else. For example, "The cold sun of her indifference made him feel empty inside."
The cold sun struck me in the back of the neck.
Its climate, moreover, is varied enough that Uber can test its vehicles in heat and cold, sun and snow.
Celebrating, in "No Road," a broken-off affair, Larkin concludes: To watch that world come up like a cold sun, Rewarding others, is my liberty.
In the late autumn afternoon, as the cold sun is dissolving somewhere in New Jersey, the city lights pop on, and everything feels small and whole and sweet.
Celebrating, in "No Road," a broken-off affair, Larkin concludes: **{:.break one} ** To watch that world come up like a cold sun, Rewarding others, is my liberty.
"It seems to me like one of those forgotten cities of New York State," a red-lipped lawyer said as she smoked in the cold sun outside the Bell House, the venue for the event.
My own introduction to the musical was Miloš Forman's 1979 movie version, with all those spectacular dances by Twyla Tharp, and that beautiful clown Annie Golden singing "Let the Sunshine In" into a cold winter sun.
* Eriksson leaves Woodgate out in the cold * Sun: I had to ban Woodgate FAT CAT, BUT NOT THE FATTEST With a football-sized waistline and a taste for fish fingers, Tommy the cat has eaten his way into the record books.
The cold spring sun shone.
Black rocks, cliffs, wind, a cold spring sun.
The air was thin, cold; the sun was hot on our faces.
