Sentence examples for onset of a cold from inspiring English sources

But after hours of digging and the onset of a cold drizzle on Saturday, the excavation failed to find the remains.

A throbbing headache, sneezing, and a nose that Rudolph would be proud of: it can only be the onset of a cold, or, if you're really unlucky, flu.

His conjurings of historical and personal loss, which in his novels and memoirs are usually keyed to the calamities of the Second World War, happen to you slowly, as you read, like the onset of a cold.

In an article published online 27 September 2007 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASS), a team headed by nuclear chemist Richard Firestone of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California claimed that a 4-kilometer-wide object struck an ice sheet that covered northern North America 12,900 years ago, at the onset of a cold snap known as the Younger Dryas.

Get Well Ethical intelligence means, in part, making smart choices when you feel the onset of a cold or flu.

Students were asked to immediately electronically report the onset of a "cold" and the weekly survey asked participants if they considered themselves to be sick.

But it is welcome all the same.Despite the echoes of Soviet-era spats, this stand-off does not, as some excitable commentators are persuaded, herald the onset of a new cold war.

The feeling of the electorate and in your young eyes in late October is similar to how one feels with the onset of a head cold: we know there is suffering that lies ahead and we also know it won't be going away for a while.

Taking vitamin C supplements before the onset of a common cold can decrease the duration of symptoms.

With the onset of the cold war, a very British academic McCarthyism meant that the Cambridge lectureship which Hobsbawm always coveted never materialised.

At the onset of the Cold War, an internal crisis over Communist participation gripped the labour movements of both countries.