Sentence examples for lost cold from inspiring English sources

Never came the nevermore, the sorrow for the lost cold war, the bickered, battered bedroom sores, mascara charred and marrow bored.

It's this later sullen, arguably lost, cold, angry, fraying Nico that would become the totem for the likes of Siouxsie Sioux and Zola Jesus, not the glossy model who broke the Velvet Underground's hearts.

If the baby is lost, cold, hungry, thirsty, and no parents, give them some food, and drinks, adopt them, or send them to the adoption center.

His fighters seized control of the Cuango River valley, Angola's richest diamond territory, and began a major mining operation that more than compensated for the lost cold-war aid, and made them the richest rebels in Africa.

You're tired, lost, hungry, cold (or hot), feeling woozy.

We could have postured, and lost the Cold War peace.

"We all lost the cold war," he said, "and we all benefited from its end".

Moscow may have lost the cold war, but its companies are beating Western capitalists at the game of making rocket motors.

It has become fashionable to say, with Le Carré's Smiley, that the right side lost the cold war but the wrong side won.

But when people got talking about politics, the quaint setting was lost to cold calculation and a litany of worries about what was to come.

"They're coming, the Russians today, from a place of a little humiliation, having lost the cold war, and the last thing they want or need is some American coming and telling them what to do.