Sentence examples for office the cold from inspiring English sources

Transport Minister Keith Brown said: "According to the Met Office, the cold weather looks set to continue for some time yet, so our winter fleet of 130 vehicles will be working flat out across the weekend on the trunk road network to provide gritting and road clearing operations".

Before Eisenhower left office at the cold war's height, he warned about the drain on the federal budget from the "military-industrial complex".

Here's the gist: we're in a parallel version of the 1980s, with Nixon still in office and the Cold War still raging.

Mr Napolitano is expected next week to ask the centre-left leader, Romano Prodi, to form a new government that could be in place by the end of the month.The second reason for welcoming Mr Napolitano is that he represents another step towards the integration of former communists, who were excluded from office during the cold war.

He entered office believing the Cold War could no longer serve as the organizing principle for U.S. foreign policy, and he adopted a human rights agenda that gave a new rationale for intervention.

It's essentially fun, isn't it, seeing how hard it is to tessellate two opposing personality shapes over a TV table, then watch ostensibly attractive and charismatic people burst into an office in the cold autumn light of the day and scream with frustration at how hard it is to find someone they connect with.

They worked out of offices at the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery and the nearby Nature Conservancy.

The Met Office recorded the coldest April minimum temperature for 96 years this month, will a low of minus 11.2C (11.84F) in Braemar, Scotland.

But as he dated, remarried and had a child, an investigator with the Manhattan district attorney's office re-examined the cold case.

We don't want to be reminded that we're watching mere mortals who might trip on their way to the podium, stutter through the oaths of office, shiver in the cold, or worse, err in judgment and lead the country on the wrong path.

The action of the Fifteen Minute Drama: November Dead List (Weekdays, 10.45am, R4) begins just below this newspaper's office windows, in the cold Stygian gloom of the Regents Canal, where people other than wobbly cyclists are sadly found from time to time.