Sentence examples for rooms cold from inspiring English sources

In the past leaders have tended to love or hate Brégançon, with its cramped rooms, cold stone walls and austere interior.

The main space is coed, but men and women may use separate sauna and steam rooms, cold plunge pools and Jacuzzis in the locker rooms.

"He was one of the first people to point out that people don't want to consume energy," Dr. Holdren said, "they want to consume energy services, like transportation, comfortable rooms, cold beer and so forth.

It was possible, if not advisable, to eat yogurt for hours on end; Mr. Cuomo is known for keeping his meeting rooms cold, so there was little risk that the yogurt would go bad.

The video, showing high levels of potential pop star brilliance, ignores the usual treatment a song about loneliness would get – minimal hotel rooms, cold walks on empty streets, all filmed in sepia – in favour of rooftop flare parties, backstreet dance classes and a brilliant bit where she's sat on some Ikea garden furniture in the back of a water-logged pick-up truck.

He was not poking fun, but he was asking questions about if we had made the changing rooms cold, and did we pick up our money in our boots?

That's how he likes a room, cold.

The bench was hard, the room cold and noisy.

Karen joins them later and finds Tom's room cold; she suggests they light a fire.

Air-conditioning keeps the room cold and dry: moisture causes the ropes to stiffen.

What could be his motto appears on an Ed Ruscha print that Dorff sourced himself and propped up in Johnny's room: COLD BEER BEAUTIFUL GIRLS.