Sentence examples for it will go cold from inspiring English sources

If China is still at risk of overheating, Europe remains fearful that it will go cold.

He's charming and very knowledgeable – but your bacon will go cold.

May warned: "If we delay we face the appalling prospect police operations will go dark, that trails will go cold, that terrorist plots will go undetected.

William P. Scheer, chairman of the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York, who owns a drugstore in the Bronx, said: "Some people will go cold turkey on Jan . 1

Either you'll go cold turkey or you'll pump to relieve engorgement but try to leave the breasts full.

It will go well with the assorted cold dips: briny, pink taramosalata, the fish-roe spread; tzatziki, an exceptionally fresh and tangy salad of yogurt and cucumber; skordalia, here an almond and white-bean purée with enough garlic to fell a minotaur; and melitzanes salata, or chopped-eggplant salad.

Fill your bathtub with cold water to cover the turkey (as cold as it will go).

C. I ignore the injury or cold and hope it will go away on its own. A. Excellent.

Before being diagnosed, I thought about my illness like it was a cold ― "someday it will go away" ― because they didn't really know what was wrong with me.

If the piccolo is cold, the pitch will go flat; if warm, it will go sharp.

In the cold, a clarinet will usually go flat, and in warmer weather, it will go sharp.