Sentence examples for strange cold from inspiring English sources

In the biggest matches, past teen-age champions typically displayed this mysterious inner blankness, a strange, cold grace that most of us marvel at but cannot imagine possessing.

The strange cold place was not somewhere I know; I imagined a scientific research station maybe in the Arctic, somewhere very remote.

Even as a tropical storm visited Florida, and California continued its strange cold streak, in much of the East a Bermuda High was pushing weekend temperatures to the 100 range and humidity beyond the tolerable.

Brett, in his own idiosyncratic way, solved the ultimate problem of playing Sherlock Holmes over and over again: how to make this strange, cold, frighteningly intelligent man seem human, but without violating the essentially inhuman qualities that make him fascinating.

Spearfishing is a strange, cold pastime — a sport in which a person waits huddled over two lines, one with live bait and one with a decoy, and then drops a six-foot barbed pitchfork into an unsuspecting fish.

The "fresh" antipasto may well have been fresh at some point, but it is surely tired: mushy summer squash, a strange cold roasted potato, limp lettuces, dreadful canned tuna (and I like canned tuna).

Among a parade of canapés, a conceptual take on potato chips and pimento cheese was strange and cold.

If you feel strange, hot, cold, nauseous, pain anywhere around your upper torso, back or a single sharp pain in the chest, call 911 and rule out heart attack first.

Its basement smells like centuries-old book pulp ― it's where I found one of the strangest used Cold War history books I've ever read and will never get rid of.

One theme, Messiaen's notes indicate, is "short, cold, strange, recalling the egglike heads of de Chirico".

The creatures in Patrick Maisano's three paintings are strange and shockingly cold even though they are engaged in animated activities as in "Running Down a Hill".