Sentence examples for to let cold from inspiring English sources

The heat is oppressive, and, after an hour on the field, we rush to the water fountains and line up to let cold water wash the dust and sweat off our young sunburnt faces.

Bystanders refused to let cold temperatures put a damper on watching the parade, breaking out blankets and sleeping bags to watch the giant balloons go by.

You'll want to keep an eye out for holes and gaps that let cold air into your home or between rooms that have different levels of insulation.

Yet they were not well sealed, and they let cold drafts inside during the winter months.

Leaking windows and single pane glass let cold out and heat in.

During winter, the air conditioning system can be switched off, and giant louvers on the south facing wall can be opened to let in cold outside air.

Jesse Helms made it clear that Senate Foreign Relations would ratify no appeasement of Moscow's desire to let outdated cold war restrictions slop over into the new millennium.

"Something I said all spring training that I wanted to do was go out there and pound the zone, and I wasn't going to let the cold affect that mind-set," Harvey said.

The last in the book, the titular Tenth of December, follows an awkward, chubby boy acting out his imaginary adventures in a snowy park alone, and a older man with an untreatable cancer, who in a moment of desperate lucidity, has arrived to let the cold kill him.

The best method is to let a cold stick of butter sit out on your countertop for thirty minutes to an hour.

If you want to splurge, Samsung has smart fridges that will show you the family calendar on a display panel on the door and LG lets you knock on your fridge door to see inside without letting cold air out.