Sentence examples for lump of cold from inspiring English sources
Well, at the moment, it feels like I've got a big lump of cold sick stuck in my stomach.
That's why I was particularly excited to try the Anova, an automatic sous vide circulator that can turn a lump of cold chicken into a succulent taste sensation in about an hour.
The way Knight cradles her as she walks around the drinks reception afterwards, it is easy to imagine that Ginger is a small child rather than a lump of cold silicon and plastic.
As VICE magazine's production manager, Kalynn makes sure this lump of cold paper gets printed on time and shipped to the finest retail stores and alleys in the US.
It was hard and rubbery and set in the top of a glass like a lump of lard on cold pork stock.
There were traces of this dissatisfaction on the group's last album, "A Little Bit Longer," which was released last summer, particularly on the track "Video Girl," a shocking lump of cynicism dropped cold in the middle of a batch of songs about enthusiastic, incomprehensible love.
One such creation I ate was a hot and cold lump of rice and fish called a "hand grenade".
She feeds him strange, horrible foods that make him sick: "dumplings swimming in lard; thick reddish purple soup with a lump of sour cream in it; cold boiled potatoes; cold garlic-heavy sausages".
In the lore of cold war spying, Bagley has been lumped with the C.I.A.'s mysterious counterintelligence chief, James Angleton, in a cabal of paranoids obsessed with a "monster plot" to infiltrate the C.I.A.
(The 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book's whisky toddy is served cold, with a lump of ice, but a glass of chilled whisky and water is almost the last thing I'd want for a blocked nose).
