Sentence examples for going to cold from inspiring English sources
"We are going to cold turkey them on the economy," Mr. Nixon said, suggesting that the United States would flood world markets with copper to force down the price of Chile's main resource.
"I'm not going to cold-call them," Baliga responded.
"I remember as a kid going to cold-feeling rooms after school, with walls made of those huge fire-resistant bricks and linoleum floors," he said.
"My family, if they find out, they going to cold-shoulder me, that is my fear…I prefer not to tell them because I know they are going to humiliate me, then I prefer not to say anything".
Jimmy Stewart gave us Mr Smith Goes to Washington; Hanks gives us Mr Donovan Goes to Cold War Berlin.
Bea disliked the cold so much that she usually refused to go to cold winter climates.
The Rudolphs, who are in the wholesale clothing business, set up in Cold Spring in April after renting a home across the river in Cornwall-on-Hudson Cornwall-on-Hudson Cornwall-on-HudsonSpring to dine out or to butrd a direct train to Grand Central Terminal.
At a time when molecular biology was just taking off, taking part in this project, going to Cold Spring Harbor and presenting at some of the first yeast meetings was an eye-opening experience.
He added: "Throughout this week it's going to remain cold, but not quite as cold as we've recently seen.
It's going to be cold #AllDay.
