Sentence examples for constant cold from inspiring English sources

The constant cold has also caused the World War I-era overhead wires to break.

A classic example is Adelaide's Lament, in which a showgirl's frustration at being as permanently engaged as a box-office telephone leads psychosomatically to a constant cold.

Thermocouples are wire junctions of dissimilar metals that produce an electrical current when heated; they have a very low output, and each must be used with a second thermocouple held at a constant cold temperature for a reference point.

Specifically, the course is divided into three themes: adaptation to constant cold temperature, ultraviolet light photobiology, and biological diversity.

The obvious question in all this is: what makes Finland – with its near constant cold and long stretches of darkness – such a happy place to live?

The problem here is that Jigsaw's actions aren't easily found out by people getting constant cold calls and emails – it's very unlikely they'll know that these people got this contact information at Jigsaw in the first place".

He himself, by the age of nineteen, had, he says, been through all three of them, and had also spent three years in the desert, mortifying his flesh, with a holy hermit named Bannus, who clothed himself only with what grew on trees, ate only such food as grew wild, and disciplined himself to chastity by constant cold-water baths.

As if to underline the constant cold-war between unions and hotels, my visit would have to be undercover.

As a child, Stephen was often sickly and afflicted by constant colds.

Maybe in two months you can leave this room; in a year you can be around other people; in five years your baby immune system -- or rather, I -- will no longer cause you to get constant colds; in eight years your allergies will calm and your disgusting eczema will disappear.

Most of the genes identified as undergoing cold-induced AS were transcripts whose levels remained constant under cold stress.