Sentence examples for opening cold from inspiring English sources

Bynum, he said, did not address the question of reparations or opening cold cases.

"So many shows are opening cold in New York," he said.

American TV, on the other hand, has preferred to jump straight into the story – "opening cold" as it's known – and to dole out credits casually.

But for some of the creators and producers of these musicals, opening cold on Broadway can mean the coldest of sweats.

Ms. Metcalf spoke with Erik Piepenburg opening cold on Broadway, sitting at the table with Mr. Mamet and Steppenwolf's storming of New York.

But some musicals - particularly those like "Spider-Man" that are opening cold on Broadway - add more previews to smooth out kinks or, in the worst-case scenario, undertake a major overhaul to fix problems that did not become clear until audiences were in the house.

Mr. Sher said he wanted to open cold on Broadway because "the show's sensibility and feel is very New York".

He and a group of partners soon opened Cold Spring Ranch in Central City, which became popular with miners needing a meal, a bed, and supplies.

If a regular swinging door, or swinger, is opened, cold air is sucked in to fill that void, creating winds that muss hairstyles and blow papers around lobbies.

Fleischman will open Cold Cocked Coffee Co., a new coffee shop at the Platform 35 food hall in Koreatown on April 1.

North Koreans have opened cold-noodle restaurants all over South Korea.