Sentence examples for frequent cold from inspiring English sources
Frequent cold winters and cool, wet summers led to crop failures and famines over much of northern and central Europe.
On land, climate change is "expected to be associated with rising snow lines, more frequent hot extremes, less frequent cold extremes, and increasing extreme rainfall related to flood risk in many locations".
If this is hardgoing for a walker, it is harder for a cyclist, bent double to force his frail machine uphill, battling not only tendonitis and exhaustion but the frequent cold and rain of the high mountains.Yet there are heady compensations, too.
Because the sun is becoming less active, the study suggests that people in Northern Europe may have to brace for more frequent cold winters, despite global warming.
The paper's lead author, solar physicist Michael Lockwood of the University of Reading in the United Kingdom, says that Northern Europe will likely see more frequent cold winters in coming years.
Low (high) ENSO indices have also been correlated with stronger (weaker) Siberian high pressure center, stronger (weaker) jet stream flow, more (less) frequent cold surges spawned southeasterly across East Asia including Lake Baikal, and more (less) intense surface wind events [37].
A frequent cold-weather special is the pasty, a small pie filled with herb-roasted chicken, ham and Gruyère and served with a green salad ($8.95).
The New Yorker, March 10 , 1934P. 93 Author suffering from frequent colds, is urged by her husband to see a specialist.
By Winifred Willis The New Yorker, March 10 , 1934P. 93 Author suffering from frequent colds, is urged by her husband to see a specialist.
Slutskaya began skating at age four upon the urging of her grandmother, who thought the sport might reduce the child's frequent colds.
Clinical investigations in children so far comprised conservative and surgical treatment of acute and chronic upper respiratory tract diseases [8], the effectiveness and preventive action in children with frequent colds [9], as well as the treatment in viral respiratory infections [10, 11].
