Sentence examples for dies of cold from inspiring English sources

The crew dies of cold but the woman, warmed by both beauty and intelligence, slips through what Jason H. Pearl describes as an "interstitial passageway [which] exists as a wrinkle in space", and finds herself in a world peopled by Bear-men, Fox-men, Bird-men and other creatures.

His listeners react well, however, giving themselves over to the story: they enjoy the enumeration of the cities, whose names sound so strange to them ("Arica sounds like Osaka," says Bart), and when the chilliest man in the world, who was Chilean, dies of cold under the burning sun of Bangkok, his friends let out an anxious giggle and grab their heads in a mournful gesture.

They died of cold.

How about dying of cold?

Children began to die of cold, disease and hunger.

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.

On the second, he lay dying of cold and exhaustion on the beach.

"Every day three or four prisoners died of cold," Arenal recalled in his memoirs.

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

In the past month, four antelopes called ­nilgais have died of cold or infections.