Sentence examples for entering cold from inspiring English sources

The posted signs at these places are clear about the dangers of entering cold water.

In Fukuoka, where winters are comparatively mild, there wasn't a cultural objection to entering cold rooms.

Entering into the body daily is like entering cold water, so unappealing initially, so exhilarating once the adjustment is made.

Biologists worry especially about the corrosive effect of carbon entering cold Arctic waters, which could eventually hurt the zooplankton that bowheads travel so far to devour.

We are entering cold and flu season, that time of year when many of us, and many of our loved ones, get sore throats and coughs and congestion and fevers and feel downright miserable.

Place a scarf over your mouth before entering cold air or buy a cold-air mask at a local pharmacy, which will warm the air before you breathe it in.

Entering colder waters, hurricane status was lost at 1800 UTC that day, followed by an acceleration to the northeast.

FINAL TAKE As we enter cold and flu season, here is something to keep in mind, courtesy of Prevention.

Harries entered Cold Feet in the Montreux Television Festival, where it was awarded the Rose d'Or, the festival's top prize, resulting in ITV quickly scheduling a repeat broadcast.

Calculation is detailed for a cold relativistic electron beam entering a cold magnetized plasma, and for arbitrarily oriented wave vectors.

We're entering the cold season.