Sentence examples for somewhere cold from inspiring English sources

Put in the fridge or if the pot doesn't fit somewhere cold, even outside.

It also helps to be somewhere cold, to reduce the cost of cooling the machines.

The town of Fortitude lies somewhere cold and northern, somewhere like Svalbard (though it was filmed in Iceland).

I chose the South Pole because I was sure that the ice man would be interested in going somewhere cold.

He told him to take a vacation immediately, somewhere cold and dark where his face could heal, so Chang went to Montreal.

When you are in northern Italy, it seems as clear as day that you are somewhere cold, northern, hard-working etc.

Across the water came the squeak and rattle of some big birds with blood-red throats that were passing on their way to somewhere colder, somewhere larger, somewhere better than here.

Perhaps you are not a member of my family, and this setup strikes you as idyllic; perhaps the idea of going somewhere colder than home is your worst nightmare.

If you enjoy the ice and snow, consider moving somewhere colder.

It's very tough on computers to actually work somewhere so cold, and people aren't actually there much of the time.

"If you live somewhere really cold or have a lot of kids and can't take consecutive showers, then you'd need more capacity," he said.