Sentence examples for through a cold from inspiring English sources
The boy was 11, sniffling through a cold.
American policy makers are beginning to view their cyberstruggle with China through a cold war lens.
Afterward, the President walked with them through a cold rain to a waiting limousine.
"It's a great way to get through a cold and dark English winter".
Driving through a cold, cold day Heading west to the sun.
If you move someone every time they're going through a cold spell, your lineup's going to be changing too much".
The fourth night, he became ill and for two weeks suffered through a cold, which turned into influenza.
Mr. Assad maintained his tight grip through a cold-blooded instinct for power.
Mr Putin himself recently denounced "Sovietologists" who see Russia through a cold-war prism, such as those who want to eject it from the G8 group of rich nations.
And long before the Bush administration's efforts to link Saddam Hussein to Al Qaeda, the Reagan White House, looking through a cold-war-era lens, attempted to place much of the blame for terrorism on the Soviet Union.
A bilingual Global Times editorial says that if the US continues to see China and Russia through a "Cold-War lens" and tries to "contain" the two countries, Sino-Russian relations will be "more reactive".
