Sentence examples for prospect of cold from inspiring English sources

IN THE SEATS Only in New York in 2013 would the prospect of cold, canned bivalves and smoked fish heads signal a hot place for a first date.

She tried to make the prospect of cold stations and uncertain routes seem an adventure, but her husband, Alasdhair Willis, a tall, pleasant man with a slight Yorkshire accent, prevailed upon her ("Stell... .....) to order a car.

She tried to make the prospect of cold stations and uncertain routes seem an adventure, but her husband, Alasdhair Willis, a tall, pleasant man with a slight Yorkshire accent, prevailed upon her ("Stell...".) to order a car.

Invited to grumble as most managers do about the prospect of cold Thursday nights in the Europa League, Mancini insisted City will try to win it if they are in it, yet it was odd to see him almost resigned to disappointment about City's Champions League debut.

Moreover, many are turned off by the prospect of cold-calling and selling for a living.

We are not sure why the prospect of a cold, dark Icelandic winter is more appealing than a cold, dark British winter, but it is.

Dearer oil has sent utility bills spiralling upwards, while the prospect of a cold winter pushed gas prices last week to record levels.In principle, atomic energy looks like an attractive solution to all these problems.

My year group was the first to have to pay the coalition's tripled tuition fees and I was balancing the promise of a degree against the prospect of a cold and unforgiving venture into the world of work.

The prospect of a cold winter is also adding urgency to the situation.

The United States is using Syrian airspace to lead a campaign of air strikes against the Islamic State (IS), and a greater Russian presence raises the prospect of the Cold War superpower foes encountering each other on the battlefield.

Tim gives a stand-up intro to the camera about the hard march they just made, while cracking an ear-to-ear smile at the prospect of a cold one.