Sentence examples for coldwater from inspiring English sources
adjective
Located in or near cold ocean waters.
Although it consistently pours coldwater on Airbus's estimates of a market for 1,200 very large jets over the next 20 years, its own wonder aeroplane is about to take to the skies.
Amidst the voluminous health and safety notes handed out to the crew, one sentence sums it up succinctly: "Actors are subject to risk of coldwater shock, hypothermia, water inhalation and drowning".
The koi, a coldwater carp that swims upstream, turns into a Golden Dragon in popular Japanese myth; it's also an adorable tattoo swimming on Charlize Theron's ankle.
A surfer named Timmy Turner, told by his doctors to avoid the tropics after a brain infection, took his surfing to spots like Alaska and Iceland "in search of coldwater perfection," which he documented in his film, "Cold Thoughts".
For many anglers, the first response might be, "Why?" For coldwater anglers, carp have long been the fodder of mean-spirited jokes, a species more likely to be pursued with a bow and arrow than a bead-head nymph.
Although the etymology is unclear, the name tenkara is thought to mean "from the sky" or "from heaven," which may describe the situation from a trout's point of view: a mayfly gently touches down on a coldwater stream, a free lunch from above.
The night before the Oscar awards, le tout Hollywood descended on Coldwater Canyon for a party.
Cohen dictates his scripts into a hand-held tape recorder, usually in his spacious Spanish-style housituatedted in Coldwater Canyon.
Oh God, my old black Buick with the top down, on Coldwater Canyon.
"We don't do sweaters that have cats and Christmas trees," said Jerome Jessup, chief creative officer of Coldwater Creek, where holiday sweaters account for a fraction of annual sales exceeding $1 billion.
Recently, Diane von Furstenberg invited local fashionistas to a getting-to-know-you luncheon at her place in Coldwater Canyon and declared her intention to spend more time in town.
