Sentence examples for dreaming of cold from inspiring English sources
The climbed inside, dreaming of cold sodas, warm beds and another day back in the unknown villages of El Salvador.
Last semester it was a spot for high-end vodka, and while I wrangled children into their snowsuits, chock-full of domestic resentment, I'd find myself dreaming of cold martinis… But that was all some time ago.
"This is the best temperature you can hope for," said Dave Runyan, 67, who built what he calls the South Georgia Redneck Snowmaker in his backyard last winter, dreaming of just this kind of cold weather.
At the end of our last day, we paddled the long cold miles home, dreaming of those early tropical days when it all seemed so wrong but felt so right.
As a result, they are ubiquitous surveillance devices beyond the wildest dreams of Cold War East Germany.
Could it be that the Finnish Mr. Pohjola and the Icelander Mr. Birgisson are just cold-weather souls dreaming of lusher vegetation?
'Tis the season of colds and flu and I'm dreaming of potent plants that have healing powers.
After the summer weather has faded into fall, and the nights have gotten colder, it's time to plant your bulbs and start dreaming of spring again.
Pointing to the movie's Cold War era, he added: "When people say, 'Let's make America great again,' they're dreaming of that time.
