Sentence examples for feeling the cold from inspiring English sources

He was not feeling the cold.

Him feeling the cold, sinfully unshriven.

He remembered shivering, remembered feeling the cold on his skin.

Her alien is voluptuous, superbly insouciant, unaffected by her surroundings – though I think feeling the cold a tiny bit.

It got hot, and she slipped off the raft and dropped under, feeling the cold current in her hair and clothes.

A bit fatigued and feeling the cold – something I almost never used to do – not even running around those pitches refereeing rugby matches in the sleet and snow!

Among those feeling the coldest chill of this new mood of intolerance are people with mental health conditions, already so often victims of bullying and hate crimes.

Wearing fur-lined flight suits did not prevent the men from feeling the extreme cold of high altitude.

My Paris in the details -- waiting in the cold, feeling the burn in my calves as I stepped up to the top, breathing in the cold air as I stuck my face as close as possible to examine the details of a gargoyle that appeared perched on a rooftop read to leap out onto the city below, playing the silent spectator.

If you were at Glastonbury this weekend you are most likely currently feeling the sort of cold, all encompassing dread that is normally reserved for death row.

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