Sentence examples for the cold fighting from inspiring English sources

The New Yorkers he was supposed to represent were left out in the cold, fighting for affordable housing.

"The Russian Army wore them in the cold weather fighting around Stalingrad in World War II," he said.

Memories of the cold war fighting may have quickly died, but the combatant would not fade away.

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Sitting on the cold tile floor fighting back tears, Kari Shaw was waiting to hear news of her mother, 59-year-old Silva 59-year-old Silva

At first glance it might seem that the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. could apply some techniques that worked in the cold war to fighting the newer battle against terrorists.

By invading Kuwait and threatening daily to douse Tel Aviv in chemical fire, Mr Hussein simply makes that fear stronger.And so to warIt is sobering, so soon after the collapse of Eastern Europe's dictatorships and the ending of the cold war, that fighting men are once again strapping on their boots and preparing for battle.

In 1950, Mr. Hoyt and his wife were part of an unlikely effort at publishing a national Catholic daily newspaper, The Sun Herald, a project rendered all the more quixotic because it reflected a strong antiwar outlook in the midst of the cold war and fighting in Korea.

But perhaps it's not the lack of a male gender that keeps the peace, but the ice age that has Winter in its grasp: "perhaps they use up their fighting spirit fighting the cold".

He said: "If our great grandfathers were fighting against the Prussian domination of Europe, if our grandfathers were fighting fascism, if our fathers were fighting the cold war against communism, then I am afraid to say – and let us be frank about this struggle against Islamic extremism and terrorism – this is the struggle of our generation.

They're still fighting the cold war.