Sentence examples for terms of cold from inspiring English sources

"They are the upping the ante in terms of cold.

So yes, what's going on right now is unusual, in terms of cold air.

Judged in terms of cold, hard numbers, The King's Speech is already a winner.

So, in terms of cold political calculation, giving airtime to any of his challengers might appear to offer Cameron mostly downside risk.

And while top cricket players have always been venerated here, their value has rarely been discussed in terms of cold cash.

You and your friend both know that you're referring to the weather in terms of "humidity" and the ocean in terms of "cold".

The clothes for autumn 2010 may still have been a little insubstantial in terms of cold-weather outerwear.

She recalls the several occasions when Belgium, France and America stepped in to save Mobutu's skin from rebellion, justifying it always in terms of cold-war politics.

"I'm seeing a lot of sleep issues, people with gastrointestinal illness and chronic stomach issues, and people who are sicker in terms of colds and coughs and immune issues," said Kenneth Ruge, a staff minister and counselor at Marble Collegiate Church in New York City who also has many clients on Wall Street.

EUGENIO GARCIA, a third-generation restaurant owner, measures the intensity of Spain's economic crisis in precise terms: sales of cold tubos of beer and tapas like quail eggs and chorizo, or pork loin in whiskey sauce.

For the sake of accuracy, it helps, I find, to review the year in terms of its cold, hard numbers.