Sentence examples for cold walks from inspiring English sources

The video, showing high levels of potential pop star brilliance, ignores the usual treatment a song about loneliness would get – minimal hotel rooms, cold walks on empty streets, all filmed in sepia – in favour of rooftop flare parties, backstreet dance classes and a brilliant bit where she's sat on some Ikea garden furniture in the back of a water-logged pick-up truck.

The Liege is a dense, caramelized slice of goodness and a perfect companion for cold walks through the cobblestone streets.

It was a short, cold walk down to the terminal.

Keep your gloves on in the cold; walk, bike, jump, exercise without cables, dongles or external attachments.

6 p.m. 2 OLD MOSCOW If it's not too cold, walk across the Patriarchs Bridge, a new footbridge where newlyweds affix padlocks in a Russian marriage tradition.

Cranston fixed me with his blank stare to demonstrate that his face is naturally "mean," and the experience was like a cold walk in the uncanny valley.

When you've had enough herring or it's getting too cold, walk over to the covered old market hall with its coffee shops, delis, bars and bistros.

For those with jobs elsewhere in the storied borough of churches and homes, the day began with a long, cold walk.

So you might learn of this as late as when you produce your credit card at meal's end, and the nearest A.T.M. is a cold walk into town.

A man, perhaps weary from shopping, caught in the December rain, sick and tired of the seasonal preparations, returns home from a freezing cold walk to the local supermarket, with a treat in store.

As though for scale, three people, heavily muffled against the cold, walked out to the seaward end of the exposed bank and began taking photos, making it look more like a causeway than ever.