Sentence examples for colder hands from inspiring English sources

I cast, and yet I hope I won't hook another trout, because it would mean even wetter, colder hands and the trouble of drying the fly and, probably, tying a new knot.

Research showing significantly colder hands in female migraineurs than healthy controls between headaches suggests evidence of chronic/excessive SNS activation in female migraineurs.

But other contributing factors play into female frigidness: Women have lower metabolic rates than men (the rate at which food is burned into fuel) which means their body generates less heat, and research shows women typically have colder hands and feet (by about 3 degrees)—a sign their body is more apt to shuttle warm blood away from their extremities to their core, where all the vital organs are.

I walk and walk with cold hands.

Her sisters were always pressing her cold hands.

I was completely nervous, with ice-cold hands.

What's worse than cold hands on the lift?

They used to say cold hands make good pastry.

Upset stomach the last few days, nervous, shaking, cold hands before the match.

Cold hands and feet before you've even left the lodge to start the day.

Rub the fats into the flour, working as quickly and lighty as possible with cold hands.