Sentence examples for enormous cold from inspiring English sources

I made it down to the Gagosian Gallery, an enormous cold space filled with Richard Avedon's dramatic photographs of the 1970s.

It says it just about breaks even on domestic sales.This situation is bad for Gazprom but has benefits for Russia, which is an enormous, cold and poor country.

Why should they be in the future?The other anti-Panglossian argument may be more worrying: for a while at least, there may not be enough gas to go round.One big difference between Russia and most other big energy-producers is that Russia, an enormous, cold country, is a massive consumer too.

Which is more evil: a man (Napoleon) who wants to conquer an enormous country or a country which is so enormous, cold and full of disease that it can't ever be conquered?

If she doesn't hurry, it will drown in there, and the next one is already on its way — a shiny purple oval like an enormous cold-medicine capsule or a small translucent dinosaur egg inching out of her distended vulva.

Even though all they leave behind are fossilized tokens of life as it was, from that we build up a picture of them as enormous, cold-blooded titans of death.

His studies show that, while economists talk about the advent of a cashless society, Americans still hold an enormous amount of cold, hard cash — as much as seven hundred and fifty billion dollars.

You really think if I call this Times reporter and tell him I have the inside scoop on moths he'll let me poop forever in his enormous lawn in Cold Spring?

For our time, mechanization has a negative connotation to it the cold enormous pile of steel.

For our time, mechanisation has a negative connotation to it the cold enormous pile of steel.

It reveals enormous gobs of cold, dense gas blasting out from the Sculptor Galaxy that may hold clues as to why astronomers have had trouble finding high-mass galaxies that theories predict should exist, according to a new study.