Sentence examples for cold took from inspiring English sources
"You push rubber, and the cold took away some traction and takes body power from your muscles".
There was no oil to burn, so the cold took up residence, beside the dog and the four cats, under the velvet painting of Jesus.
In both studies, patients who already had a cold took the herb, which had no effect on their symptoms or the cold's duration when compared with a placebo.
"The cold took their lives," he said listlessly, soon after reaching Herat, drawn here by a lodestone of food no more bountiful than a monthly ration of wheat flour.
If we did, we would have only seconds to get out of the water before the cold took hold.
Firefighters working in bitter cold took more than four hours to quell the wind-whipped flames.
Of these only "Ice Cold" takes a left turn.
The cold takes the air out of the ball.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 15 , 1928P. 28 Man who has cold takes all the things that people reccommend.
The New Yorker, December 15, 1928 P. 28 Man who has cold takes all the things that people reccommend.
And when you have to take your gloves off, to unscrew canisters, the cold takes hold and leaves traces on your hands and arms.
