Sentence examples similar to feel a cold draft from inspiring English sources

There's no way I'm going back in that house.' He said he felt a cold draft around him and heard strange noises, got in his truck and left.

"The second I feel a cold coming on, I'm taking Cold-Eeze, eating raw garlic," she said.

You begin to feel it, like a cold draft.

Many come in for a cold draft beer and freshly shucked clams and oysters on ice.

The curtains were thin, the carpets were threadbare, and a cold draft often swirled through the corridors.

Spaniards love to celebrate any chance they get with a cold draft beer or a glass of red wine.

Do not attempt to cool the cooked jars by force, using a fan or a cold draft.

THE other day I felt a cold coming on.

I felt a cold, low-grade terror on a daily basis.

If you feel a draft on cold, windy days, they need to be adjusted or replaced.

Even Peru, along with Panama the region's star economy of the past decade, felt the cold draft: it expanded at 5% in 2013, down from an average of 7% since 2005.To make matters worse, moves towards normal monetary policy in the United States have prompted jitters in Latin American financial markets since last May.