Sentence examples for to have a cold from inspiring English sources

I was going to have a cold beer tonight and go: 'You know what?

Every other person seemed to have a cold beer or bottle of rum in their hand.

Sometimes they get out to have a cold drink or an ice cream.

People who used zinc were also far less likely to have a cold that lasted more than seven days.

"We're going to have a cold front moving slowly down through the country through the week, starting tofay," she said.

"In Morocco, when he gets to the top, you're not even allowed to have a cold or flu.

It concluded that your sense of smell onboard is equivalent to having a cold.

If you know that you are at extra risk due to having a cold or other congestion, your safest solution is to not fly until the symptoms have cleared up.

I know this probably is not a treat for you but it was really fun for me to like have a cold nose today.

"I don't think this is easily repairable, and I think we're going to have a fairly cold relationship over the next two years, and potentially longer".

This is where locals gather in weather-beaten Akubras to have a few cold beers and spin a few yarns to the tourists.