Sentence examples for escape cold from inspiring English sources

On the south coast, the site of this house, Mr. Pidduck said, foreign buyers are largely British and American, although there are Swiss, Norwegians, Italians, Germans, Canadians and others among them, many of whom spend up to six months a year in Antigua to escape cold winters.

At the time, Pasadena was one of the country's top resort destinations for wealthy Easterners seeking to escape cold weather.

At the time, Pasadena was one of the country's top resort destinations for wealthy Easterners who came there to escape cold weather.

Most of the island's tourists were long-term visitors such as North American retirees intent on escaping cold winters.

A 90-minute drive from Texas's favourite spring break vacation destination, the beaches of South Padre Island, McAllen is a city of extremes: gated middle-class streets and prosperous shopping malls serve wealthy Hispanics and "winter Texans" escaping cold weather elsewhere.

Most visitors to Troncones are foreigners too, most of them from the US and Canada escaping cold winters at home and arriving at the Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo airport a 45-minute cab drive away.

Furthermore, this model naturally provides for different efficiencies of conic generation above crustal magnetic fields, since the mechanism will likely vary in efficiency with the size of the loss cone, and with the ratio of escaping cold flux from the surface to incident and/or reflected solar wind flux.

Ten years ago they decided to put their relationship and themselves first and began escaping cold winters and impossible relatives for sunshine, peace and relaxation.

M. guttatus appears to have evolved a strategy of escaping cold conditions by reproducing quickly in alpine environments rather than maximizing its survival potential.

Lengthy expanses of warm, muddy water outside the facility would serve as a graveyard to any escaped cold-water fish.

They said women are more likely to return to their cars during fueling to escape the cold — most of the fires occur in cold, dry weather — or tend to a child.