Sentence examples for represented a cold from inspiring English sources

Spain represented a warm and dry climate and Sweden represented a cold and wet local climate.

After a year and a half of extensive negotiations, the United States and Japan agreed that our alliance, rather than representing a cold war relic, was the basis for stability and prosperity in the region.

The Swedish residence locations represent a cold climate without dry seasons and a warm summer (relatively cold and wet climate).

Laser speckle flowgraphy (LSFG) results showed that the fundus image in her right eye was represented with a cold color as compared to that for her left eye, which indicated congestion of the choroidal blood flow in the right eye.

They do a thermometer rating on people and individuals where zero represents a very cold, unfavorable view, and 100 represents a very warm, favorable opinion.

Gates said that he had made no effort to be especially tactful during his meetings with General Beg and President Khan, who were, after all, representing a loyal Cold War ally and a key partner in the Afghanistan war.

The resulting six albums represented a snub to segregated, cold-war-mongering America.

The light blue circle represents a stationary cold-water mass, which appears when large-scale meandering of the Kuroshio Current occurs.

That moment in the cold tub represented a betrayal of trust.

Relative to earth history, this period on average represents an unusually cold interval: Indeed, the climatic regime has been broadly characterized as being in an "icehouse" state.

Typically, the jet stream represents a separation between cold arctic air and warmer southern air.