Sentence examples for described the cold from inspiring English sources
On Monday, he described the cold weather the Giants faced during recent victories at Chicago and at Philadelphia.
It's one that Eric Hobsbawm also came to, years ago, when he described the cold war as a war of religion.
Mike Leigh has described the cold, cold feeling of having been a nominee, bathed in the Klieg light of acclaim – and then suddenly, brutally, being plunged into darkness when someone else wins.
She has described the cold and the sounds: "The screams of torture and the coughs of my father because he was close – we were on the same corridor – and he wanted to reassure her of his presence".
Wheat called the interactions between Dwight and Andy "brilliance" and described the cold open "pretty genius".
We will see... ". George Orwell memorably described the Cold War as a "peace that is no peace".
He described the "cold-blooded, carefully planned and ruthlessly executed double murder of two people who Howell saw as standing in the way of his adulterous desire to be with Hazel Buchanan.
In a blog post for Psychology Today, Charlotte described the cold-heartedness of some children, especially those presented in the documentary, Bully.
Shapiro describes the cold new world Rachel and her husband inhabit in graceful and nuanced prose.
Names of eyeshadows and lipsticks from products pushed by the real Mr X (makeup entrepreneur Stanley Picker) describe the cold, hard objects on screen.
The audience in Fulton certainly got more than it bargained for, because Churchill used his lecture to coin the phrase that came to describe the cold war: Britain's wartime premier– with US president Harry Truman in the audience – described how an "iron curtain" had descended across Europe, from Stettin on the Baltic Sea to Trieste on the Adriatic.
