Sentence examples for small group of cold from inspiring English sources

Robin McKie in The Guardian states that Oreskes and Conway deserve considerable praise for exposing the influence of a small group of Cold War ideologues.

On learning on February 6th that he had won a landslide re-election victory as mayor of Nagoya, one of Japan's biggest industrial cities, Takashi Kawamura put on a pair of black rubber boots while a small group of supporters threw buckets of cold water over his head.Hours later, with a nod to America's tax-cutting rebels, Mr Kawamura declared that a kind of tea party had been born in Nagoya.

A small group of Afghans shivered in the cold waiting to greet relatives who were trying to return from exile.

But after a largely peaceful day of speeches and chanting in the bitter January cold, a small group of protesters attacked police with flares, fireworks, sticks and fire extinguishes as they tried to breach the parliament building.

An exception to this general pattern was seen in a small group of disease observations that corresponded to Cold Snap of ca. −2.0°C-weeks.

The meeting went on for more than five hours, with a small group of journalists growing ever more perplexed and cold as they waited on the other side of the police lines from the Administration.

Years ago, Canadian researchers performed a small study to confirm what researchers suspected about the role of body size they immersed a small group of women up to their necks in cold water to see how quickly their temperature dropped, and found it did drop in relation to their surface-area-to-volume ratio and body fat.

A small group of local residents gathered in the early-morning cold as flames engulfed the Keylin Food Market, on the building's first floor, said Pauline Armstead, who lives a block away.

A steady wind and cold rain Monday night drove away a small group of demonstrators who had gathered at the park where Tamir was fatally shot.

Next, relative small group of NAC, MYB and bZIP transcription factors family members was characterized as cold-inducible transcription factors (Table  5).

A small group of people sat around a wooden table, passing large dishes of spicy red curry and fried rice, drinking cold beers and swapping war stories about apartment hunting in New York.