Sentence examples for one cold day from inspiring English sources

Sgt. George McClaskey, a Baltimore cop, spends his days thinking about the answers, and one cold day recently, he took me out in an old police launch to survey Baltimore harbor.

One cold day in January 2004, she saw a "for sale" sign and arranged to look inside.

One cold day last February, Terry Tempest Williams, a prominent environmental author and advocate, stepped into Utah's Salt Palace to begin her unlikely career in the energy industry.

The first time Fernando Torres went to the Vicente Calderón to watch Atlético Madrid was just over 20 years ago, one cold day in January 1995.

One cold day last winter it occurred to him that perhaps Con Edison's expensive electric heat was moving up the chimney.

One cold day last winter, a portable swimming pool was installed in the place, from which a young lady emerged, dripping, to face the camera for a series of bathing-cap shots while Avedon thoughtfully provided her with restorative draughts of brandy.

Belfast, one cold Sunday afternoon.

Taking in a spoonful one cold Saturday night, a Shanghainese woman in her twenties felt momentarily transported to a neighbor's kitchen during Chinese New Year.

Usually I read these things at the beach, but I happened to have the Yagoda with me while waiting for a bus in Brooklyn one cold Saturday morning.

Consider the Westchester County Center in White Plains, one cold Sunday morning last month, where hundreds of dogs and their humans milled about before the start of the Saw Mill River Kennel Club's dog show, one of more than 20,000 that the American Kennel Club sanctions each year.

Mix all that with a fixation on Judgment Day and you're left with the melting pot of spiritualism, conspiracy theories, and militant obligation to spread the Word that I encountered in Oxford Circus one cold Saturday morning last winter.