Sentence examples for lingering cold from inspiring English sources

The team has the Final Four and lingering cold weather working against it.

He is braving ugly expectations for Nov. 2, a turbocharged (and turbofinanced) opposition, and a lingering cold.

But after staring at a grilled cheese for about 15 minutes, I began to blame a lingering cold.

It's as if Remo, who has a nasty cough and a lingering cold, had been dipped in pink wax.

Then McGinest, who sniffled throughout his postgame interview, the result of a lingering cold, made a big play.

The West's mistaken fixation with elections, according to Collier, has mainly to do with lingering cold war habits.

In the lingering cold-war atmosphere, Shostakovich emerged from "Testimony" as a deeply sympathetic if not exactly warm and cuddly figure.

That said, I've just dipped below 13st, which has been really important psychologically.' The health benefits - no more lingering colds, feeling brighter in the mornings and clear-headed at work - have inspired him, and his increased flexibility means he no longer has to wear knee supports to play his beloved cricket.

If you're feeling some kind of Sundance withdrawal — for us that means catching up on sleep and fighting off any lingering cold-weather effects — you can listen to the Team LAT wrap-up of the festival on our entertainment podcast "The Reel". Kenneth Turan, Justin Chang, Jen Yamato and Amy Kaufman joined me to talk about our favorite movies and moments.

And you will most likely create subsidiary health issues that will increasingly dog you through life (trouble breathing and sleeping, poor circulation, lingering colds and coughs).

Lingering colds and flu make you appear ghoulish and martyr-ish at work - use sick leave to improve quickly.