In particular there were a variety of AEs associated with perception of, or response to, body temperature, e.g. hot flush, burning sensation, feeling hot, pyrexia, feeling of body temperature change, feeling cold, chills, peripheral coldness, night sweats, hyperhydrosis and cold sweat.
(See also Mr. Aldrich's "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?") Not for Aldrich are Mr. Mann's carefully aestheticized images of a city softly glowing at night; the night skies of "Kiss Me Deadly" have the darkness and coldness of anthracite.
Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.
By Cynthia Ozick Stella, cold, cold, the coldness of hell.
The coldness of the Prague night air is sharp as a stiletto and brittle as ice.
Those are obviously his feelings and his emotions," Woods said in Atlanta last week, with the sort of deadpan coldness that normally greets a tearful, drunken, late-night telephone call.
From then on, Kraus acknowledged that Dick was based on Hebdige, and that their brief relationship fell along the lines described in the novel, in which Chris spends a night with Dick, who treats her with coldness the morning after.
She came towards me quickly, holding out her hand and seeming about to plead with me, but as she drew near, I noticed a curious blank and glassy look in her eyes and a coldness increased around me, more intense than that of the night alone.
Gerard Lee Dublin In Night by David Harsent (Faber) ghosts "bring with them a coldness, as tradition demands … and bring a chorus of cries / to fill the air as if it were birdsong".
This may also be the case for night frost events when longer periods before sun exposure maintain coldness and humidity levels longer before the soil slowly warms.
Given how those who live in the northern and eastern part of the United States have all been experiencing the same extreme, bitter coldness this winter, that debate has likely been put to rest; most people living through these cold days and nights can probably agree to leave that weather outside.
