Sentence examples for means the cold from inspiring English sources

That means the cold front's rising, and — " "Look, Gloom-and-Doom, stop it," Patterson told him.

"Southerly winds have pushed the ice out to greater northerly latitudes, and that means the cold winds coming off the continent then freeze the open water left behind".

And I don't mean the Cold War; I mean somewhere around July 2016, when the agency launched an investigation into possible (probable?) Trump/Russian collusion to interfere with #Election2016 and any chance of a Hillary Clinton win.

But for some of the creators and producers of these musicals, opening cold on Broadway can mean the coldest of sweats.

In this paper, free-cooling means the storage of cold from the night to be used during the day to cool down a room.

Translated, the name means "the land with the cold coast".

That means that the cold control is sticky.

Apo Satala's bruising try meant the biting cold was not the only reason for Gloucester's rosy cheeks at the end of the game.

EVOO is obtained from the fruit of the olive tree solely by mechanical or physical means (the cold-pressed technique), which does not change the physical and chemical properties of the oil.

The lack of sunlight means the abyss is perpetually cold — usually a degree or two above freezing.

where, η means the efficiency, TC is the colder temperature, and TH is the hotter temperature.