Sentence examples for going down with a cold from inspiring English sources
Don't read this if you are going down with a cold.
So the next time you feel your throat getting a bit sore and fear you're going down with a cold, you could try taking some echinacea, but bear in mind no one yet knows exactly which kind you should take.
If you find yourself about to go down with a cold this winter, the chances are that at some point a friend will suggest you take echinacea.
We went down with a whimper".
They're going down, but to their credit they're going down with a fight.
The door goes down with a bang.
The men drowned in the cold ponds, dozens of Russian artillery pieces going down with them.
In San Francisco, Maruya expertly composes fresh sushi selections -- lightly brushed with savory soy sauce -- that go down great with an ice-cold IPA.
WHEN the British economy catches a cold, Scotland often goes down with the flu.
There, Mr. Willcox said, he was served fish-head stew, which he enjoyed, and cold mashed potatoes with herring, which went down with some difficulty.
On a personal note here, I have to say that getting today's column out is going to be a struggle for me, since I seem to be coming down with a cold.
