Sentence examples for slowly cold from inspiring English sources

But rather than growing slowly cold to each other, occasionally sleeping on the sofa, they start physically attacking you.

While both cold and warm receptors are innervated by unmyelinated C-fibres that conduct discharge activity very slowly, cold receptors are predominantly served by thinly myelinated A-fibres that conduct impulses more rapidly than C-fibres.

In 1975 the so-called Helsinki Process started to overcome slowly Cold War-structures in Europe.

"Forty percent of the juice was fermented slowly and cold in stainless steel.

"The only way that remains for them is to be killed," he said, or to die slowly of cold and starvation in the mountains.

Take it slowly, provide cold drinks or churros (delicious donut-style snacks) and hot chocolate pick-me-ups and don't try to do too much.

"His fingers... trembled visibly, and his first cigar, which he had been puffing with pretended sangfroid, now slowly grew cold and dropped from his teeth".

It burns in air or pure oxygen to form the oxide and reacts rapidly with warm water (and more slowly with cold water) to produce hydrogen gas and calcium hydroxide.

It burns in air or oxygen at elevated temperatures, as does iron; decomposes water slowly when cold and rapidly on heating; and dissolves readily in dilute mineral acids with hydrogen evolution and the formation of the corresponding salts in the +2 oxidation state.

Mosses grow slowly, but cold temperatures minimize decomposition, facilitating multi-proxy analysis of preserved peat [14].

The 24 March petition is the latest reflection of growing scientific and public interest in so-called "cool corals," which grow very slowly in cold, sunless waters down to 2000 meters (Science, 10 January 2003, p. 195).