Sentence examples for day of cold from inspiring English sources
Intriguingly, whereas 1 day of cold exposure did not affect Angptl4 expression, 10 days of cold exposure led to a marked reduction in Angptl4 mRNA.
That is a hard feeling to sustain on the fifth day of cold rain, when the sky is a winter prairie of clouds, and morning and afternoon look much the same.
I assume the only people objecting to this will be the cold callers themselves, and perhaps even they will not be wholeheartedly disapproving, since after a long, hard day of cold calling people it must be irritating to come home and be cold-called yourself.
But on the third day of cold, incessant rain, I saw one guy at our Center drop to the floor, pumping out push-ups.
In addition our cold wave indicator did not take a value of 1 until the 5th consecutive day of cold temperatures.
Strong cold induction of all genes except Bradi5g27300.1 was observed after one day of cold acclimation in both winter types and the 21 1 line.
After a hard day of cold-calling on behalf of the National Firearms Education Centre (which, I'm going to go out on a limb and say, sounds like a libertarian outfit too loony for even Cruz or Palin to endorse), one can imagine being sympathetic to that message.
Halibut and Salmon Fishing Fairweather Adventures Glacier Bay took us out for a day of cold-water fishing and it turned out to be one of our favorite memories of our time at this water-based park.
Day after day, truckloads of cold, hungry people arrived in Herat, their last cash used up to pay for transportation.
Pure excitement stripped me of restraint, and in my orange-and-black tiger-striped jersey I shouted, "Uncle Jack! Uncle Jack! Uncle Jack!" A year or two later, on a November Saturday of cold, wind-driven rain — when I was about ten — I was miserable on the stadium sidelines.
Pure excitement stripped me of restraint, and in my orange-and-black tiger-striped jersey I shouted, "Uncle Jack! Uncle Jack! Uncle Jack!" A year or two later, on a November Saturday of cold, wind-driven rain when I was about ten—I was miserable on the stadium sidelines.
