Sentence examples for that cold water from inspiring English sources

The theory is that cold water makes for fresher clams once they're dug from the sand.

We lay there, shoulder to shoulder, on a blanket in a patch of sunshine, feeling the delicious sleepy buzz that cold water produces.

An estimated two million fish have died in the Chesapeake Bay, but experts suspect that cold water, not a fireworks show, is to blame.

For that Mr. Flemmi, who was known as the Rifleman, offered tips, Mr. Weeks said: "He explained to me that cold water helps congeal the blood and everything".

It may also have its origins in the fact that cold water generally gains heat more rapidly than water that is already hot, though it will not boil faster.

In a desert land so hot that cold water can crack glasses, life seems to play out on rooftops caressed with evening breezes – until a sand storm blows in and turns everything to sepia.

"There was some evidence that cold-water immersion reduces muscle soreness at 24, 48, 72 and even at 96 hours after exercise compared with 'passive' treatment," the researchers wrote.

Kiem Ho, director of laundry care for Henkel, predicted that cold-water detergents would remain a niche, unless the government provided incentives to use them or the industry waged a major campaign.

Even in Germany, where consumers tend to be more environmentally attuned than in the United States, manufacturers have discovered that cold-water washing is such a hard sell that they have relegated claims about it — and the attendant green benefits — to the fine print, choosing to emphasize other attributes.

Their susceptibility to anthropogenic impacts and slow rates of recovery from disturbance has led to an increasing awareness that cold-water coral ecosystems deserve full protection both within countries' Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) and on the high seas.

Tell them that the cold water tap is the only one they are allowed to touch.