Sentence examples for give him a cold from inspiring English sources

If the boy keeps staring at you in class and you caught him staring at you, just turn and give him a cold stare.

Sim gives him a cold, sarcastic wit.

Ms. Ferguson gives him a cold, warning look.

Inquiring after her son's health since a recent trip home gave him a cold.

"Honestly," Roxanne said, giving him a cold stare, "having to look at the tricks and tell if they are cops or not".

There's a nervousness in her manner, but also a determination, as we see when a man on a motor scooter tootles into the driveway and she gives him a cold welcome.

But when he walked into the room, I gave him a cold reading, and he just nailed it and completely moved me, and I thought "This is my Changez".

Meanwhile, Mr. Kushner, who knew The Observer from shuttle flights to Boston while an undergraduate, was desperately trying to meet with Mr. Carter, who was giving him a cold shoulder.

Though welcomed into her family, Lyris is insecure; on the same night that Joan goes off and Charles is breaking into the gun-widow's house (the widow smashes him in the nose with a heavy coat hanger and gives him a cold compress for the blood), she takes a ride with Follard, an unbalanced young man.

He didn't mean that she was giving him a cold part of her body at the side of her neck, (the literal meaning).

Peel had not sobered up when play was scheduled to start, although Stoddart had given him a cold shower to speed up the process, and arrived late.