Sentence examples for fought the cold from inspiring English sources
"Succeeding American generations successfully fought the cold war.
Women fought the cold in feather boas, fur hats, scarves, a few muffs.
(See, for instance, John Lewis Gaddis's landmark history "Strategies of Containment," which shows how six presidents fought the cold war).
I pointed out that these new Americans were not unlike some of the old Americans who had fought the Cold War.
In many cases such behaviour dates back to the dictatorships of the 1970s that fought the cold war against local communists and Cuba (which has by far the most efficient intelligence services in the region).
Many fans in Iceland remember Mr. Fischer's duel with Boris Spassky of Russia in 1972 as "the chess match of all times, as the great powers fought the cold war's most dramatic battle over the chess board in Reykjavik," as one fan put it.
While the last names of the night were read, Yuri Dzhibladz, the president of the Center for the Development of Democracy and Human Rights, rubbed his hands together to fight the cold.
Germany's defense minister accepted a recommendation today to drastically reform and shrink a draft-based army that is still set up to fight the cold war.
As a result, they developed chilblains on every exposed body part – noses, lips, ears – but also an instinctive understanding of how to fight the cold.
