Sentence examples for death of cold from inspiring English sources
"You will catch your death of cold".
"She'll catch her death of cold".
Known for their clever plotting, the clarity of their writing and Father Dowling's perspicacity and moral rigor, the series grew to more than two dozen books after the character was introduced in "Her Death of Cold" in 1977.
"You'll catch your death of cold", my grandmother always used to warn me, if I ever dared to leave the house on a winter's day without drying my hair properly.
The NPR could have declared the death of Cold War thinking once and for all.
Real change is still needed, before we all catch our death of cold.
If, as children, we sat in a draught, she would tell us we'd get a chill; if we went out with wet hair, we were warned that we'd 'catch our deaths of cold' and if we sat on a cold floor we got a lecture about the perils of our impending haemorrhoids.
If you leave it it will die a long, cold, lonely, painful death of starvation, cold, and dehydration.
For the songs of love and death on "Cold Mountain," he lined up the White Stripes' Jack White, with a changed, unmannered voice, and Alison Krauss, who gently backdates new songs from Elvis Costello and Sting.
R. Kingdom Come In its heart of hearts, this Doug McHenry film looks at a troubled African-American family struggling with the death of its cold, withholding patriarch.
He noted that the journal's dispassionate approach benefits from the release of formerly classified documents in the United States and Russia, as well as the death of controversial cold war figures like Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers.
