Sentence examples for deaths of cold from inspiring English sources
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.
Of course it is perfectly clear to us all along that he is going to do nothing out there but catch his death of cold, which, in due time, he does.
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.
To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the death of cold fusion are somewhat premature--at least according to its proponents.
Extreme cold was responsible for about 10% of all deaths on cold days.
