Sentence examples for combat the cold from inspiring English sources

In the Sputnik era, students poured into the sciences as America bet on technology to combat the cold war Communist challenge.

Ms. Joni, a 29-year-old event impresario who lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, said it all started last year when she spontaneously skipped on her way to a manicure (to combat the cold) and noticed how good it felt.

Michael Strahan sat in one of his many cars, this one the Bentley, with the engine running and the heater purring to combat the cold that swirled around Giants Stadium.

He is sporting a smart grey duffle coat to combat the cold Liverpool night.

Long lunch: Kompressor Combat the cold weather with the ultimate in comfort food, pannkoogid (pancakes) at Kompressor.

The world was divided between the two postwar superpowers: the democratic US and the communist USSR, who, under the threat of an apocalyptic nuclear war, were locked in ideological combat – the Cold War.

I am talking about the ways in which we are choosing to combat the ferocious cold with fashion.

"The severe snowstorm this week in Lebanon and Jordan is just the beginning of winter misery for the hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees struggling to combat the bitterly cold and wet conditions," said Nigel Timmins of Oxfam.

Jet Pilot, a late directorial (dis credit for Josef von Sternberg, really belongs to the producer, super-spook weirdo Howard Hughes, who spent time and money endlessly reshooting aerial combat sequences of the cold war.

This is in sharp contrast to the American combat brigades of the Cold War, which were designed to function as part of a larger unit, usually a division or corps.

The 1st Marine Division lost 4,385 men to combat and 7,338 to the cold.