Sentence examples for colder blast from inspiring English sources
The tone of sneering contempt will grate as people feel a colder blast next year.
Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman, described the drop in GDP as a "cold blast of realism".
The cold blast will also affect parts of the east coast still clearing up from Friday's storm.
In this case, however, the rain was being met by a cold blast coming in overland from the north.
He also experimented with the strength of iron and the relative merits of hot and cold blast in iron manufacture.
Wet snow fell as far south as London and south-east England early on the 21st as a brief cold blast arrived from the north.
The outstanding cold blast of Euro synthpop on First We Take Manhattan is one of his iciest ever, with Cohen greedily eyeing world domination like a Bond villain.
T. S. Eliot once wrote, "But at my back in a cold blast I hear / the rattle of the bones, and chuckle spread from ear to ear".
An engineer by training and mother of two teenagers, Tacon has a no-nonsense attitude that should send a cold blast of change through the industry.
"What they have not had yet is a good, cold blast of air in the face from the rank-and-file conservative.
In 1938 he won a place at the Cooper Union School of Art, but after two years, the cold blast of racism induced him to move his studies to the Harlem Community Art Centre, sponsored by the Works Progress Administration WPAA).
