Sentence examples for long time cold from inspiring English sources

Her elder sister was a child of their love, but her father did not want a second child, and, feeling that he was for a long time cold to the new arrival, she "withdrew into writing poetry and reading books".

"Even before I moved into the industry, I spent a long time cold-calling people in companies," she says.

After duration of long-time cold exposure, Anthurium plants cease to grow, and wilting symptoms begin to appear, with visible signs of yellowing leaves.

If you lack a lot of fat or muscle, if you are prone to feeling cold or if you are unwell, it is not recommended that you spend a long time in cold water.

The most alarming small item of news we have read in a long time stopped us cold in the Times of July 16th.

They'd pursued work at their own pace for a long time; New York was cold and the workload, they say, seemed overwhelming.

By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, August 7 , 1978P. 17 The most alarming small item of news we have read in a long time stopped us cold in the Times of July 16th.

Long time exposure to cold temperature prior to PET was used to visualize the presence of BAT.

According to the ABC News account, the six techniques used by the CIA on the "dozen top al-Qaeda targets" were "The Attention Grab," "Attention Slap," "The Belly Slap" and three other techniques that are particularly worrying: "Long Time Standing," "The Cold Cell," and, of course, "Waterboarding".

For a long time the post-Cold-War widening of Europe to 27 members put off the need for deepening.

Now his kind of stylistic open-mindedness comes naturally to composers and is welcomed, whereas for a long time Martland was cold-shouldered by the musical establishment.