Sentence examples for to become cold from inspiring English sources

The elegance and richness of the Jahāngīr period style continued during the reign of Shah Jahān (1628 58) but with an increasing tendency to become cold and rigid.

Mum doesn't want your skin to become cold and pink.

At the series' beginning, Sasuke's entire purpose for living is to avenge the destruction of his clan by killing his brother, causing him to become cold and uncaring towards human connection.

This diction draws a parallel between the two, suggesting that the child represents the part of him that clings to morality and watches horrified as another facet, represented by the peasants, is driven by hardship and isolation to become cold and unfeeling.

By keeping the head and ears warm, you are less likely to become cold.

I've heard people say they like to move every five years or so because it forces them to become cold-blooded stuff killers.

Mr. DiGiovanni said, "If they don't leave before the water temperature hits 50 degrees Fahrenheit, they start to become cold-stunned".

Based on the popular young-adult novel by Orson Scott Card, the new film "Ender's Game" shares at least superficial similarities with the recent sci-fi smash "Gravity" (with its dazzling zero-G effects) and last year's YA blockbuster "The Hunger Games" (with its story of teenagers compelled to become cold-blooded killers).

I was out the other day in small waves, not having to move around much which meant that water barely saturated my suit, nor generated body heat, causing me to become colder much quicker then usual.

Nowadays, although global warming remains a popular term, scientists prefer the more general term climate change because it reflects the unfortunate reality that some parts of earth are going to become colder, wild weather events are going to increase in intensity and the changes across the planet are not going to reflect one even warming pattern.

Cold limbs: Ketosis is related to many metabolic changes that can make the hands and feet become cold due to lack of energy being available to generate bodily heat.