Sentence examples for fine cold from inspiring English sources

I want to use the word "distant" about the writer's sense of his world, to suggest not coldness, but exactitude, something of the "fine, cold" quality Anna finds in Eliot.

Legal changes will make it easier for the information commissioner to fine cold callers.

If they were put on a pond one fine cold day and told to just play, that would actually be cruel, like abandoning a dog in the wilderness.

Old World and New World grape-growing and harvest techniques fused at Ste. Michelle, principally in its fine Cold Creek Vineyard, in the desertlike Columbia River Valley.

And then up another hill, in a fine, cold rain, to a residential neighborhood whose vegetable gardens grew on steep slopes trailing down to a newly cleared construction site.

A fine cold weather pick is the smooth roasted garlic soup, a rich, soothing puree poured around a centerpiece of chopped tomatoes and lettuces (the menu said fresh mushrooms).

Old World and New World grapegrowing and harvest techniques fused at Ste. Michelle, principally in its fine Cold Creek vineyard in the desertlike Columbia River Valley.

Although the car starts fine in cold weather, Mr. Klinger said he let it idle for a few minutes in the morning to ward off mechanical coughs.

Private Inman (Jude Law), the hero of Charles Frazier's fine novel, Cold Mountain, brought authoritatively to the screen by writer-director Anthony Minghella, is also a deserter.

"Today most laundry detergents will wash just fine in cold water, but consumers have to remember to select the 'cold' cycle when they do their laundry.

Deng formed briquettes of IV, V type strength using fine coal in cold pressure method (Deng et al. 1989).