Sentence examples similar to took cold water from inspiring English sources

The kitchen boys from the Ivory Coast used to make me ginger beer whenever I was ill - you just take cold water and peeled root ginger, then add lemon juice and gomme syrup or caster sugar to taste, then liquidise and parse it.

I figured if I don't get to drink the hot water, at least it is so hot that my stomach can take cold water". Flight attendants quickly learn Chinese passengers' needs.

Take cold water and pass it through the filter.

Take cold water and pat under the eye.

Finnish researchers reported the results of a study of 10 women who took cold-water plunges (20 seconds in water just above freezing) for three months and submitted to whole-body cryotherapy sessions.

January used to be the season of diet books and gym memberships, but judging by the boom in therapy memoirs – Spectator journalist Isabel Hardman's book on how she took up cold water swimming and otherwise immersed herself in nature to help with her mental health is due later this year – young women don't want to be thin now so much as they want to be happy.

A number of Roman writers note Nero's penchant for the drink, and the biographer Suetonius says that as Nero awaited his death at his villa outside Rome, he took some cold water out of one of his special tanks and noted, "haec est...Neronis decocta": "This is the distilled water of Nero". A Greek Attic black-figure psykter, ca. 525 500 BCE now at the Louvre museum.

In April, daredevils took the "cold water challenge" to raise funds for Sheaves for Christ, a fundraiser under the United Pentecostal Church International, according to Bustle.

Take a cold water foot bath to reduce the swelling and tenderness.

After a while sucking... take some cold water and drink.

Take a cold water bottle and lodge it between your lower back and the chair.