Sentence examples for rough cold from inspiring English sources

Fifteen hours in rough, cold ocean water.

It is rare for North Korean defectors to reach Japan by boat, a journey that requires them to cross the rough, cold and forbidding Sea of Japan.

There was a hesitancy to the game at times, as players, perhaps mindful of Rosell's fate, seemed wary on their feet on a rough, cold surface.

Robert Jornlin of Earlville, Ill., described the voyage as fairly smooth, despite steering problems and rough, cold weather off the Florida Keys this week.

Stone tells the story through multiple perspectives, but the narrative cuts deepest with Lilia, who blames herself for the loss of their child, carrying "a crushing weight that I hold in my chest like a rough, cold millstone, because I can't take the hurt away from her, I can't unburden her".

Preheated mirror-polished stainless steel substrates served as a reference point for further comparison with rough, cold or bond-coated substrates.

As for the guerrillas, it is thought that many may have previous experience of fighting in similarly high, rough and cold terrain in Afghanistan.

Visitors can also stop for a picnic here and admire northern California's churning breakers (it's too rough and cold for most swimmers).

When the reports started coming in that this year was rough; very cold nights, many days of windstorms which blow up the alkaline 'playa' dust, I felt concerned for my beloved friends, but another part of me felt glad for another's misery.

Also, some Audi owners may experience problems with a rough-running cold engine or a stalling warm engine.

Shaking the rough, stone-cold hands of an unpolished host would ruin the entire experience instantly.