Sentence examples for cruel cold from inspiring English sources
This story is a race against everything to find love in the cruel, cold place that our star crossed lovers live in.
His ability to overcome those problems last season was a wonderful story, but in the cruel, cold world of the N.F.L., a player must constantly prove himself.
The book is an absorbing, fair-minded biography, yet the Greenberg who emerges is a repellent personality--grasping and cruel, cold and powerhungry, predatory and lecherous.
That's how cruel Cold Feet could be, though for me her untimely death still comes second in the tragedy stakes to David Robert Bathurstt) choosing his divorce lawyer over Karen Hermione Norriss).
As the doorman at Marquee, the model-and-celebrity-magnet of the moment in Chelsea, Mr. Stevens had already dashed the party plans of several hundred people who swamped the sidewalk on this cruel, cold winter night.
The X Factor is cruel, cold and manipulative, continuing a British tradition that stretches back to Victorian times, when special trains were laid on from London to Norwich for public hangings.
Sarah Palin also criticized the episode in an appearance on The O'Reilly Factor, calling those who made the show "cruel, cold-hearted people".
Sarah Palin, the mother of a special-needs child, criticized the episode in an appearance on The O'Reilly Factor, calling those who made the show "cruel, cold-hearted people".
We all know newspapers that consistently choose female columnists who are harder, crueller, colder than their male counterparts: writers like this cause a certain frisson, but are not consulted on government policy.
Everything, from Stephen Morris's dry, rattling drums and Bernard Sumner's tight, claustrophobic guitar, sounds clear and clean and cruel and cold.
She lends Suzanne a remarkable composure in the face of onslaughts from her father (Pialat) and also from her mother (played by Evelyne Ker) and her brother (Dominique Besnehard), and also from the cruel or cold behavior of the men in her life.
