Sentence examples for on cold streets from inspiring English sources

But shadow housing minister Jack Dromey said: "The harsh reality of Cameron's Britain is that more and more people face a night out on cold streets".

We joined the throng of mostly satisfied punters back on the cold streets.

So, they stand on the cold streets, ears numb, hands prickling, feet aching, bearing their scarlet marks of the market economy.

But any support from outside the country, for election monitoring and the like, counted for infinitely less than the firm resolution of thousands of people to stay out on the cold streets of Kiev.

On the cold streets of Edinburgh in 1822, an eccentric inventor and book publisher named John Howell discovered the feeble, elderly author of those words, John Nicol, doing what he knew best wandering.

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"The poverty rate among children is not apt to drop very sharply, and large numbers of children will almost certainly be poor for some years to come," Congressional Budget Office Director Rudolph G. Penner told the House Ways and Means Committee on May 22. Beaten as a child, Gladys Vallanilla ran away at 12 from her mother to live on the hard, cold streets in Hartford, Conn.

The three of us stood on the cold street in the dead of night.

In this version of "Trading Places," there is no mistaking who landed in the mansion and who was dumped on a cold street.

You don't get to go to the game, but you do get a nifty new uniform and you may even get to stand on a cold street corner in New York City being helpful, friendly, courteous, kind... no wait, that's the Boy Scouts.

Fashion darling Charlotte Dellal (sister of model/It girl/DJ Alice Dellal) hit the cold streets of New York on Tuesday for the exclusive launch of her shoe collection at Bergdorf Goodman.