Sentence examples for made in cold from inspiring English sources

The decision was made in cold blood and with complete finality.

Ordinarily, I'd rather look at Kushan-era Buddhist art carved farther south from rosy Indian sandstone than at sculpture made in cold, dark stone in Gandhara.

But life involves risk, and calculations about how much money to spend on reducing danger have to be made in cold blood or at least with a cool head.

Turan praised the "appealing and believable" leads, adding that Beckinsale "reinforces the strong impression she made in Cold Comfort Farm, The Golden Bowl, and The Last Days of Disco" after "recovering nicely" from her appearance in the much-maligned Pearl Harbor.

Legal marijuana is the fastest growing industry in the United States, according to a new market research report, which found that state-sanctioned weed sales skyrocketed by 80percentt last year to more than $5 billion — and the bulk of those purchases were made in cold, hard cash.

Serial 10-fold dilutions of serum were made in cold (≈4°C) virus diluent.

This paper also describes several areas where advances have been made in cold-water recirculating system design in order to improve the water quality that they maintain at high feed loadings and to increase the production capacity of these systems.

It's a captivating episode — tense, atmospheric, and grounded in the kind of filmic detail that makes "In Cold Blood" so memorable: Marie drying her hands, Nye pocketing his.

Although most of the scenes in the movie occurred in some form, they were keen to take an impressionistic rather than documentary approach: 'We weren't making a piece of non-fiction, we weren't making In Cold Blood,' Hoffman says.

The food is very fresh and made in-house; Mr. Kruse even cold-smokes his own meats.

"I don't want us to make the mistake in the drug war that we made in the cold war, where we gave money to people regardless of their human rights records as long as they were anti-Communist," he said.