Sentence examples for draws cold from inspiring English sources

This is an area where the wind's action draws cold, nutrient-rich water to the surface.

Wind blowing off the Sahara draws cold water from the bottom of the ocean, creating ideal feeding conditions for fish.

The rod is drawn cold into wire, through dies of successively smaller diameters until the desired size is reached.

(Copper cathodes may be cast directly as continuous rod, thereby eliminating the intermediate stage of wirebar production). The rod is drawn cold into wire, through dies of successively smaller diameters until the desired size is reached.

Then, high pressure moving north into Scandinavia drew cold air towards the UK from Siberia.

"There are often really important technical questions that involve and affect one's local community," Jasanoff says, pointing to Cornell University, where ecologists helped the university assess whether its chilled-water system could draw cold water from a lake nearby, then return it without upsetting the ecosystem.

I guess I don't really draw cold winters.

Just as was feared when Russia intervened in the dysfunctional effort to eradicate Islamic State militants two months ago, the vortex of geopolitical battles in Syria has drawn Cold War-era rivals into deadly confrontation with each other.

Draw colder air into the conservatory.

The tree, beaming gently from the Jones's front window, magnetically draws Ivy – cold, disconsolate and dusted with flour from sleeping against the back wall of a bakery – to her "grandmother".

Mr. Trump also drew a cold response from traditionally Republican-leaning interests for his heated attacks on international trade agreements.