Sentence examples for have thrown cold from inspiring English sources

But in recent weeks, Iranian officials have thrown cold water on the idea.

Now that injuries to Michael Young and Josh Hamilton have thrown cold water on the Rangers' pursuit of the Angels in the A.L. West and Boston for the wild card, the only race in baseball with any excitement is the Colorado-San Francisco battle for the National League wild card.

The sovereign debt woes that have thrown cold water on the euro this year may mean there is value to be found in Europe, but for big growth plays U.S. acquirers are likely to look east.

Yet many economists have thrown cold water on the idea that these programs create any net new jobs.

That an Ohio state regulator was involved might have thrown cold water on the big government conspiracy theories, since Ohio Gov. John Kasich is a Republican.

But Mexican news outlets have thrown cold water on that theory, pointing out that the clip is actually from the filming of the music video for "Ando Arremangado" by the group Los Titanes de Durango.

A Microsoft executive has thrown cold water on rumors that virtual or mixed reality would become integrated with the Xbox One platform.

When the dust settled on the Denver's 99-109 loss to the Houston Rockets last Tuesday, their fourth straight defeat in a skid which has thrown cold water on the team's best 10-game start in over 40 years, one Nuggets player shone especially brightly.

A spokesman for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has thrown cold water on comments New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner made about her potential 2016 campaign.

China has thrown some cold water on Bitcoin, the popular virtual currency that has gained many adherents in the country.

Sir Paul McCartney has thrown some cold water on hopes that Beatles' recordings would finally make it to iTunes, saying that negotiations with Apple NSDQQ: AAPL) Inc. have stalled,.