Sentence examples for maybe cold from inspiring English sources
Maybe Cold Feet 2.0 turns a mirror on what we've become.
MAYBE cold pasta makes you think of some mediocre quasi-Italian grab-and-go deli choice in a plastic clamshell.
The 1979 treaty provided that, signalling an acknowledgement – grudging, maybe; cold, perhaps – that Israel was in the Middle East to stay.
And when it's night and dark beyond the perimeter of the fire, and maybe cold too, coming together as a group around fire tends to bring out primal feelings of togetherness and coziness.
Maybe the Cold War was nothing but a crush.
Maybe the cold and exhaustion are taking their toll, but it's an strangely emotional experience.
Like "yowetrummle," maybe — a cold snap just after sheep have been sheared.
And maybe the cold was helpful, as the rich, bucolic aroma spread.
"I'm back to school full-time – but when I get ill with maybe a cold I still sleep for a long time".
Maybe a cold review of the day will throw up something different, but for a long time this did not look like a game Ireland were going to win.
For instance, Yeats had dreamed of writing a poem "maybe as cold/ And passionate as the dawn" about an imaginary fisherman ("The freckled man who goes/ To a gray place on a hill/ In gray Connemara clothes").
