Sentence examples for from a cold climate from inspiring English sources

This greenish tinge can, apparently, be because the wine is from a cold climate or it is a new vintage.

"If you're dealing with someone from a cold climate, you'd want to put them in the hottest room possible," said one senior military interrogator.

Elsewhere, an avid readership guarantees a warm welcome for the latest hot name from a cold climate – Iceland's Arnaldur Indridason, Sweden's Camilla Läckberg and Norway's Jo Nesbø, among a pack of recent contenders.

Cole's solo album was executive produced by the Black Eyed Peas' Will.i.am, not the first time that an urban American pop hitmaker has plucked a lass from a cold climate and warmed her up in the studio (Prince and Sheena Easton did it back in the 80s).

Her new book, The Library of Ice: Readings from a Cold Climate,brings to life the people who dwell in these icy landscapes, many of which are now disappearing.

Too much of the film, though, leaves "The Pursuit of Love" and the Radletts to focus on characters from "Love in a Cold Climate".

Hence, those who change a cold for a hot climate, rarely escape sickness, but are soon carried off; whereas, on the other hand, those who pass from a hot to a cold climate, far from being injured by the change, are thereby generally strengthened.

The food technology of Northern Europe took centuries to catch up, though an argument could be made that the tribes of Germania that Tacitus found so barbarous owed their eventual triumph to the stamina that came from cooking outdoors in a cold climate, and keeping their lungs intact.

By increasing the reflection of solar radiation and interfering with the conduction of heat from the ground, it induces a cold climate.

Engage strategies for a colder climate.

Interior thermal insulation in a cold climate is risky from a hygrothermal point of view.