Sentence examples for serious cold from inspiring English sources

It was a pretty serious "cold".

All he got from that attempt was a serious cold.

Company officials cited a "serious cold and illness from fatigue".

This might seem like hair-splitting, but it had serious Cold War political stakes.

He had a serious cold before the race and took antibiotics, which set back his training, he said.

When I awoke the next day, I had twenty-four sketches in my idea box and the beginnings of a serious cold.

There were no serious cold-related medical emergencies, but there were thousands of wet runners.

Small but statistically significant associations [relative risk (RR), 1.11 1.20] were found between traffic-related air pollution and wheeze, doctor-diagnosed asthma, ENT infections, and serious colds or flu.

The outcomes were parental reports of several p12222henotypes relevant to asthma; doctor-diagnosed asthma, bronchitis, ENT (ear, nose, and throat) infections, serious colds, or flu; and symptoms of wheeze and dry night cough.

But the last rally was six weeks ago, before the long New Year's holiday and the onset of the serious winter cold.

Merck chose adenovirus, a very serious common cold that can be defanged through genetic manipulation.