Sentence examples for stuff cold from inspiring English sources
A few of the essays in "Shake It Up" are advanced-pop criticism (e.g., the literary critic Richard Poirier on "Learning from the Beatles," in Partisan Review), but most are journalism, and the journalism beats the advanced-pop stuff cold.
Don't be shy, don't be cheap, get some help and hey -- hire your kid or your kid's friends or some nice college students or grads who know this stuff cold and will not cost you a bundle.
To listen to recordings like "Hot Stuff," "Cold Love" or "Protection" (which was written expressly for Donna by Bruce Springsteen, a fan), to name just a few examples, is to hear authentic rock 'n roll vocals: shredding and balls to the wall.
Much like drinking and drug use, Brown says there are people for whom giving up the stuff cold-turkey just isn't effective and may actually be a bad idea.
The innkeeper would think you mad to pay him bar prices; every time you draw cork he will supply you — compliments of the house — with... fried anchovies, toasted tortillas strewn with crumbs of cheese and lettuce, stuffed cold maize dumplings and pickled chili peppers.
The real threat of winter, Ms. Inge said, is not the superficial stuff — the cold and snow and isolation.
Instead, they hawked a "red bag of stuff" during cold and flu seasons: tissues, lip balm, hand sanitizer and, from Answer Vending, a package of gummy fruit snacks.
But a tree, a root, a branch, a bark disease, an acorn, the sexual proclivities of the wood-burrowing Asiatic weevil of Celebes — he's got that stuff down cold.
Barring the creation of super athletes from a pool of genetic material — the stuff of Cold War-era movies about East German sports — your kids are stuck with what you can give them.
Maybe it's time to give this clubbing stuff the cold shoulder.
