Imagine being 33 years old, single, living in one of the greatest cities in the world, with two N.Y.C. Marathons under your belt, a gym membership card that's worn out from over-use, and a health history that involves one halfway decent cold or flu per year, but nothing more serious than chicken pox in your medical past.
Anna's husband was a decent man, if cold.
With decent conditions, albeit cold, both sides hit the ruck and carried with intensity but errors - notably from the Falcons - made for a scrappy game.
When a Christmas party attracted a decent crowd despite the freezing cold, Williams suggested moving it to the summer, when they could play old-school music and BBQ at the same time.
While wages and working conditions vary internationally, nobody's idea of "decent" encompasses "chronic colds, fever, stomach disorders, chest pains and tuberculosis," even in developing nations, even where people badly need jobs.
In investors' eyes, global economic growth would continue, not too hot and not too cold, with decent corporate profits producing a fourth good year in a row for equities.
The soundtrack features some old-fashioned, sentimental music, as if to contrast a defunct public image of a warm and decent world with the cold-stone reality of violent death — but never suggests that there's anyone on hand in the movie who believes it.
The Bay Moon restaurant is a good place for lunch or a cold beer, with decent reggae.
When it gets dark on a canal, you eat, fiddle about with the telly trying to get a decent picture, give up, get cold and retire.
Happily, it's not all gloom for the law graduates caught out in the paralegal cold, with several decent options offering hope.
Sure enough, I beached a handsome 20-incher, a decent fish for such a cold night, but too small to keep.
