Sentence examples for have been cold from inspiring English sources

The weather that day may have been cold and blustery.

He can't just have been cold, can he?

Before, it just would have been cold and analytical – especially serious newspapers like the Guardian.

Even in Africa, nights could have been cold for fur-less primates.

And because it was fast growing, it couldn't have been cold blooded.

Napoleon may have been cold but he also possessed great charisma.

Had it appeared in the mid-1980s, the context would have been cold-war stalemate; in the early 1990s, celebration; a decade ago in 2001, concern about terrorism.

It may not have been as warm-bloodied as a mammal or bird, but it is unlikely to have been cold-blooded like a snake or crocodile".

"There is growing concern that pensions freedoms have made people over 55 a greater target for fraudsters, and recent research shows 11 million have been cold-called or texted about their pension.

In the punishing temperatures of the Estadio Cidade there might have been cold-blooded calculation in the two late goals against a team, reduced in numbers, that was swaying on its feet.

In a few short weeks, Favor has effortlessly raised an army of working mothers (and several stay-at-home fathers) who have been cold-calling tree surgeons, house painters and chimney sweeps, asking them to adopt a family -- or all 34.