Sentence examples for dead cold from inspiring English sources

"He stretches the hamstring before he does anything, and I'm telling you, he does it dead cold".

Bridges appear in courtroom dramas; men and women become trees with branches, reaching out to touch one another, or cliff faces, dead, cold and unreceptive.

But another sell-off in Japan is potentially more disruptive than either of those: the country's government bond market, the world's largest, has gone dead cold.

When a person is in severe hypothermia, she may appear to be dead: cold, blue skin; fixed and dilated pupils; no discernible pulse or breathing; comatose and unresponsive to any stimuli; rigid muscles.

Life in a log cabin buried in the forest from which it was hewed is romantic until you have to collect water by bucket in the dead cold of winter.

Here's the haunting last paragraph of "Pale Horse, Pale Rider": "No more war, no more plague, only the dazed silence that follows the ceasing of the heavy guns; noiseless houses with the shades drawn, empty streets, the dead cold light of tomorrow.

And there they were, holding a 50-day vigil directly across from the 103rd precinct, on 168th Street, right off Jamaica Avenue and 91st Avenuein Jamaica, Queens, in the dead-cold winter air.

They were half dead with cold".

The men were shot dead in cold blood.

Secondly, the gunmen targeted police officers, shooting three dead in cold blood.

Oscar Grant was, at all events, a private citizen who did not deserve to be shot dead in cold blood.