Sentence examples for coming cold from inspiring English sources

Still worried about the coming cold?

Days later, they would drive the same streets, urging people without power to seek shelter in the coming cold.

Are the increasing odds of a ground-troops buildup in Afghanistan bringing more comfort for the coming cold winter?

Malnutrition rather than predation accounts for many lamb deaths, as lactating mothers may reduce milk production in order to store fat against the coming cold.

Try to put yourself in the place of the reader coming cold to the story, interested in it and asking the questions that will make it clear.

To be fair, a visitor coming cold to the Washington show, which is made up of smallish reliefs and portraits, might feel the same.

If you're traveling abroad this holiday season or in the coming cold-weather months, be sure to bring instructions for calling the United States collect.

When you walk through them, don't you hear them whisper, "Colds are coming, Colds are coming?" View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Larissa MacFarquhar.

Rain comes cold, horizontal and uninvited cutting through the issued smock and shirt.

"If the bath water comes cold, there's plenty more hot in the tap".

She went on to predict that the restaurant would be even more popular come cold weather, "because we're so cozy".