Sentence examples for striking cold from inspiring English sources
I made the decision to hunt only with the most basic firearm there is, a muzzle-loading black-powder rifle, fired by a piece of flint striking cold steel.
Some 20 years after the end of communism, Latvia todayauctioned off one of its most striking cold war artefacts – a Soviet early warning station formerly known as Skrunda-1.
It sets the tone for what's to come, as the violence that occurs to and around Ajla is presented with striking cold and brutal detail.
Turns out, it's a picture of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1983, though whether the film actually delves into foreign policy from that era or is just a striking Cold War-era photo is an open question.
One of its notable attributes is the striking cold hardiness after a period of CA. To date, several cold-responsive P. trifoliata genes have been isolated by homology-based cloning and low-throughput cDNA library screening.
Similarly, America's sympathy for Cuban refugees stems at least in part from American shame over the failure of the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961.But the most striking cold-war responsibility story is that of the Hmong.
The book's pedigree and commercial muscle are worth considering here because in its early pages "In the Fall" -- which features a weary, wounded soldier walking home from the Civil War -- bears a striking resemblance to "Cold Mountain".
Nearly half of those polled supported the 2015 international nuclear deal that ended sanctions and brought Iran in from the cold – in striking contrast to the hostility of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf governments.
Some species show only small changes in growth (accumulated biomass) at the lower temperatures indicating a striking adaptability to the cold conditions.
Gov. Pat Quinn, a White Sox diehard, is on strategic common ground with the Cubs: Each is striking while the iron is cold.
Hundreds of striking workers huddled in the cold, a patchwork of wool hats and thick gloves intermittently dusted with snow, brandishing placards protesting the presence of foreign workers hired to expand the refinery.The spectacle has been repeated elsewhere.
