Sentence examples similar to the faintest cold from inspiring English sources

That night, Miss Arizona came out in a wispy white nightgown and, in the auditorium that could be transformed in a few hours into a full-size football field, called up the faint, cold fear thrilling through her veins that almost freezes up the heat of life.

The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, a facility in Chile, will look for Pluto's faint, cold thermal radiation which should enable astronomers to construct a better temperature profile for the dwarf planet moving forward.

But Central Europe has been remarkably peaceful.Above all, the cold war has become the faintest of memories.

I packed with only the faintest idea of where I was going, other than to a bombed city and a frigidly cold house.

Driver: I haven't the faintest notion.

It was just the faintest of wantings.

No one had the faintest idea.

There's the faintest taste of orange.

And they listen for the faintest notes.

Poland is struggling to show that it will not fall behind the faint old lines of the cold war, which may have seemed foggily forgotten in the West since the Berlin Wall fell but are remembered all too well here.

The work of a mortuary technician is not for the faint-hearted, but neither is it the cold clinical world that is often misrepresented in TV dramas.