Sentence examples for set cold from inspiring English sources
In their place were computers to write, to edit, to set "cold" type, to transmit words and pictures around the world, to perform research and store the institutional memory, even to do the legwork for beat and investigative reporters.
But thanks to a few quirks of its chemistry, it's a pleasure to bake with: sugars and proteins help it to brown and mellow as it cooks; it grows thick and chewy if boiled with a little sugar; it even reacts with acid to set cold desserts, such as key lime pies.
Taken together, they knew the entire set cold.
There is a clearly measured drop in the odds of setting cold records and rise in the odds of hitting new highs.
The phosphate binder is fast setting, cold curing and has a low carbon footprint compared to its Portland cement counterpart.
Babayaga by Toby Barlow (Corvus, £12.99) does that all right, with splatter-gun plotting set in cold war Paris.
The waitress set down cold Tsingtao beers, tiny clams sauteed with fermented black beans, spicy calamari and whole prawns, which he and his publicist ate, shells and all.
Like "Casablanca" (1942) in World War II, "The Third Man" (1949), written by Greene, blends love and danger, but is set in cold war Vienna.
Percent seed set under cold water treatment.
Plus, once the ice melts you'll be set for cold water breaks to keep you hydrated throughout the game.
I think we've all watched enough Brit flicks set in cold mining towns to establish that British youth didn't have it great in the 80s.
