Sentence examples for defeating cold from inspiring English sources

Defeating Cold Man unlocks Burner Man and Pirate Man; defeating Astro Man unlocks Dynamo Man, Tengu Man, and Pirate Man; and defeating Ground Man unlocks Magic Man and Tengu Man.

The sea is cold and if it's rough, even the strongest swimmers will have a hard time defeating the cold and the sea swells.

Bibi Ayesha smiled, almost a look of victory crossed her face, as if together they had defeated the cold, at least for now.

He defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin at No Mercy before dropping the title to Big Show at Survivor Series.

A solid block of forbidding whitewashed concrete walls topped with razor wire, La Loma's upper stories have only barred, open slits for ventilation, and prisoners stuff blankets and newspapers into them to try to defeat the winter cold.

Since losing the White House last November, America's disenCheneyed far right has renewed its obsession with rooting out the socialist menace they told us Ronald Reagan defeated when the Cold War ended twenty years ago.

We had a worldwide enemy with a cause that was general, not specific ("They hate our freedoms"), and we now had to take on the vast, long-running mission — equal in scope to the Cold War — of defeating all ambitious terrorist groups everywhere, along with the states that harbored them.

They're wiping their tears of defeat with cold hard cash.

They are obsessed, as in cold war times, with finding and defeating Russia's "enemies".

Conservative foreign policy guru James Burnham wrote entire books claiming that containment — which, after the Cold War, would be credited with defeating the Soviet Union — constituted "appeasement".

The waters of the Nile were warm; the Mississippi brought cold northern floods that sometimes stood for months, defeating agriculture for the year.