Sentence examples for forgotten the cold from inspiring English sources

But how could I have forgotten the cold, the blistering cold of the planet Gethen, so brutal a habitat that man (androgynous, but we'll get to that later) is the only mammalian species to survive?

I gasp instinctively, but forget the cold on surfacing.

If children are excited by what they're doing, they soon forget the cold.

The closer we got to the finish, the easier it was to forget the cold and pain".

You don't forget the cold, not once you've slept rough, and so I suggest to those of you who are having a hard time deciding on what is and is not a dwelling, spend a night in a car park – see if that doesn't clear up the confusion.

They say once you've had frostbite, you never forget the cold.

I know that I forgot the cold.

The youth looked in, forgot about the cold and rain outside, forgot about essence, forgot about time. . . .

Will its unending problems merely give rich nations yet another excuse to write off Africa, already largely forgotten without the cold war to keep the continent strategically relevant?

And no one, even those who were young children, could forget the winter cold, the summer heat or the dust storms -- the wooden barracks covered with tar paper kept none of that out.

Forget the salty, cold Atlantic Ocean and dive into this relaxing pool the comes complete with a swim-up bar.