Sentence examples for cold turning from inspiring English sources
The day was turning cold, turning to night.
Some eight miles downtown are connected by skyways to shield pedestrians from snow, hail and cold, turning the area into a kind of human ant farm.
She encourages exercising out in the cold, turning down the heating, flinging open windows and eating more (but not exclusively) uncooked foods.
On a gray October morning, the pedestrian traffic on Dalston High Street in East London braces itself against the cold, turning its collective collar up against the chill of winter and the imminent threat of global recession.
The majority of what you fear is imaginary anyway, like worrying about a cold turning out to be cancer.
Distressed by news of his brother John Nicholas Brown's death, days earlier, he was felled by a worsening cold, turning into pneumonia.
On a recent trip, my cold turned into an infection.
But the bitter, blustery cold turned the hose streams into frozen spray.
Outside, the bright white cold turned a colder pink and orange, and we were hungry and due at a friend's house for northern-pike chowder.
He won the club's first top-flight titles in 1931 and 1933 but died in January 1934 at the age of 55 after a heavy cold turned to pneumonia.
Tim rushed her to the emergency room, and what she thought was just a bad cold turned out to be pneumococcal pneumonia.
