Sentence examples for outbreak of cold from inspiring English sources

As a lot of people have been learning for the first time, the words "under God" weren't added until 1954, as part of a general outbreak of Cold War public piety.

The classic trick of herpes viruses is their ability to lay dormant in the body, undetected by the immune system, just waiting for the perfect opportunity to cause a new outbreak of cold sores, shingles, or mononucleosis.

Sun exposure can also result in an outbreak of cold sores.

Whether your oral herpes are dormant or you are having an outbreak of cold sores, you need to take steps to prevent your partner from contracting the disease.

One sometimes detects a vindictive glint in Carson's eye when a number of gags sink without risible trace, but McCormick assures me that this is all part of the act and causes no outbreaks of cold sweat among the writing team.

Apply sunblock or lip balm with SPF and/ or zinc oxide to help prevent outbreaks of cold sores from sun exposure.

After the outbreak of the cold war and the rise of the national security state, he stalked off into strident opposition, backing Henry Wallace's ill-fated third-party candidacy against President Harry Truman.

With the outbreak of the cold war, it was inevitable that the US and its western allies would not be prepared to let Africans have effective control over strategic raw materials, lest these fall in the hands of their enemies in the Soviet camp.

After the Second World War and the outbreak of the Cold War, Svalbard became polarized with Norwegian and Soviet communities isolated from each other.

Virus-containing droplets pass easily from one person to another, and an outbreak of the common cold may result.

Prescribed during the early phase of cold sore outbreak.