Sentence examples for success of cold from inspiring English sources

It helps keep him grounded if he ever begins to be swept away by the success of Cold Feet.

Even after the phenomenal success of Cold Feet, he still had 'terrible regrets' about not becoming a teacher.

After small roles in "As Good as It Gets" and "Minority Report," and scores of television appearances (in "Murder, She Wrote" and "Xena: Warrior Princess," among others), Ms. Morris has moved to the top of the television heap with the success of "Cold Case".

The immediate and enduring success of Cold Comfort Farm dominated the rest of Gibbons's career.

While the BBC wanted the series to match the success of Cold Feet, producer Rob Bullock stressed that "Cold Feet is about a different period of life.

On March 28 he wrote that the success of "Cold Dead Hand" was "forcing intolerent goons everywhere to show their hideous face".

The success of In Cold Blood formalized true crime's split into parallel tracks.

Flush with the success of "In Cold Blood," Capote threw the famous Black and White Ball at the Plaza Hotel.

Finally, the filmmakers' suggestion that Capote never recovered from the death of Perry Smith, or from the success of "In Cold Blood," strikes me as doubly sentimental.

Heady with the success of "In Cold Blood," his groundbreaking "nonfiction novel," Capote celebrated by throwing a masked ball for 540 friends, with Katharine Graham, then the president of The Washington Post, as the guest of honor.

They're not a bad emblem for the author himself — tiny, languorous, changeable, ornamental, gimlet-eyed — and may even suggest why Capote could never repeat the success of "In Cold Blood".