Sentence examples for of too cold from inspiring English sources

Err on the side of too cold.

Such extreme migration looks like a difficult lifestyle choice for a butterfly, but the painted lady neatly solves the problem of too-cold European winters and too-dry African summers.

Don't use an ice pack instead of water, though; the same study suggests that the shock of something too cold triggers other reflexes.

It was a curious criticism because very often Zidane had been accused of appearing too cold and controlled.

Always be careful when you're camping, because there is always a danger of getting too cold.

If all you're doing is shivering, teeth chattering and starting to feel faint, you are at risk of being too cold.

The former governors – Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, and Jon Huntsman of Utah – are too cold.

It was a raw, wet afternoon last May, with a hard wind gusting out of the northeast — too cold for fish to be stirring, really — but Mleczko's clients, four twenty-six-year-old guys, remained enthusiastic.

Here he is with wife Lisa Marshall, who is doing a very good job of not looking too cold in her purple dress (RS) Updated at 6.10pm GMT 5.41pm GMT According to the Daily Telegraph my hot sources, Paloma Faith is wearing Nicholas Oakwell.

Drink plenty of water (not too cold or too hot).

Avoid long, sustained blasts, as this will make your can of compressed air too cold to hold.