Sentence examples for die of cold from inspiring English sources

Children began to die of cold, disease and hunger.

In cold water you don't die of cold, you drown.

"You won't die of hunger, but you will die of cold," as one father put it.

If I went too slowly, I'd die of cold; too quickly and I'd hyperventilate and drown.

Violet has been "extremely attentive in incubating," Mr. Blakeman said, making it unlikely that she left the eggs alone long enough for the embryos to die of cold.

Did somebody die of cold?" Around the corner, Flatbush Avenue ran in obscurity between Prospect Park and the Botanic Garden, with tall temporary street lights on police generators providing the few oases of light.

This is unlikely to be the case; instead it is likely that the people who die of cold-related events are people who have shorter than average life expectancy (see online supplementary appendix 5 for further discussion).

They died of cold.

How about dying of cold?

They found that old John Evans has died of cold & undernourishment.

They were relocated to an even more desolate area, where some died of cold and hunger.