Sentence examples for fighting the cold from inspiring English sources
They're still fighting the cold war.
He is Soviet Man, still fighting the Cold War.
We were fighting the cold war, but to them it was a civil war.
Someone is still fighting the cold war, but it isn't Russia.
The Mets will be fighting the cold while trying to get off to a hot start this season.
Why is it that, in this age of global warming, I am still fighting the Cold War?
Sifting through the papers, I cannot decide whether it's comforting or disturbing to know that nearly eight decades ago, someone else was sitting in the same house I sit in now, fighting the January cold, scanning the grim news of the day, feeling the kind of chill that's hard to shake.
It takes a certain kind of person to get up in the predawn darkness, trek across hundreds of yards of ice, usually bucking a stiff headwind and fighting the biting cold, to find the place where last spring, you think you may have found the perch ganging up.
Understanding the details of receptor binding, entry, and uncoating is crucial for identifying novel means of fighting the common cold.
Crystal Jackson, a friend of Mr. Shelton's, said she had spent Friday with him, talking, joking around, listening to music and fighting the heat with cold drinks.
Did we not deal with them when we were fighting the Soviets during the Cold War? Were they not portrayed as Freedom Fighters in one of the Rambo movies?
