Sentence examples similar to savage cold from inspiring English sources
In Act II, when Grimes admits that he poses a danger to his apprentices, he exclaims, in a jaggedly descending line, "God have mercy upon me!" Anthony Dean Griffey, in the title role, made it an agonized cry, the St . Louisbrass and wind framing him with cold, savage timbres.
They are worrying that houses have to be protected from being destroyed by savage developers and cold-hearted businessmen.
In January next year I'll be among more than 80 people taking on ice, snow, cold and savage winds in the biggest Spine Race yet, with another 50 running the 105-mile Spine Challenger "sprint" from Edale to Hawes, North Yorkshire.
Although reviewers liken Edward St. Aubyn to Evelyn Waugh and Oscar Wilde (hard not to, when his characters have neon names like David Windfall), he is a colder, more savage writer than either.
He helped her edit To Kill a Mockingbird, while she helped him research In Cold Blood, about the savage murder of a wealthy Kansas farmer and his family.
What savage barbarian could kill 1,700 persons in cold blood?" he added.
The people who went to last year's "Capote," which trod the same ground, may well be tempted to skip Douglas McGrath's take on the savage events of 1959 that led to the publication, six years later, of "In Cold Blood".
3) "The Savage Detectives".
