Sentence examples for dealing with cold from inspiring English sources

If it were, we wouldn't just be dealing with cold.

Mr. Olavarria recalled moving to New Jersey in the 1950s and dealing with cold northern prejudice.

More than a year after learning that the FBI was investigating Cardinal employees, Vartanian and a legion of Cards fans are dealing with cold facts: their former scouting director Christopher Correa is heading to prison for 46 months.

"We are not dealing with cold reasoning here," he said, "but with emotions of Americans whose personalities changed after 9/11 and who feel threatened by anything that hurts their security, their wealth and their jobs".

I wanted my narrator to arrive at some kind of open moment, a blank, in whiteness — figuratively and actually — in snow, at the bottom of Mont Blanc, a setting that for me has a poetic resonance (Wordsworth, Shelley), and a personal resonance, too (an entire childhood spend skiing alone, dealing with cold, blizzards, high winds).

Media captionWhat can the US learn from Finland about dealing with cold weather?

"Midwives should be dealing with cold-normal women," he said.

But when you're dealing with cold-weather vegetables, it takes a little more work -- and usually a lot more variety.

Both A. auricula-judae and the similar A. polytricha are popular in China, where the medicinal use of food is common; a soup containing the species is used medicinally for dealing with colds and fevers by reducing the heat of the body.

For Northern Italy, the climatic context is particularly difficult to deal with cold winters and hot summers.

Another approach, for those who don't want to deal with cold winter winds, is to place the tub on an enclosed porch, protected from the wind but not posing interior humidity problems.