Sentence examples similar to had begun cold from inspiring English sources

Last week it emerged that fraudsters and scam operators had begun cold-calling possible retirees in a bid to grab some of the billions of pounds that Britons currently invest in annuities.

UKAR, through three calls centres in Crossflatts, West Yorkshire, Gosforth, Newcastle, and Doxford, Sunderland, has begun cold-calling customers it believes are at risk of falling behind on payments in an attempt to keep their mortgage payments on schedule.

Outside, it was getting dark and windy and the clouds had begun to spit cold rain.

I turned to Jim and could see that the cold had begun to take its toll.

This revolution had begun to unfold in the Cold War's last stages.

The cold war had begun, and in Berlin the ground rules were not yet clear.

That's what the cold war had begun to feel like.

A light cold rain had begun to fall, the sky was growing grayer, and we did not linger.

By early afternoon, a cold drizzle had begun to fall, and most of the spectators along the beach headed for shelter.

Even before the Soviet Union ceased to exist, the military had begun to shrink from its cold war highs under President Reagan.

Indeed, almost as soon as the Cold War had begun, people who knew their history were using the Peloponnesian War as a lens through which to examine the geopolitical scene.