Sentence examples for true cold from inspiring English sources

Kale is a true cold weather vegetable that actually relies on frost to enhance its flavour.

But also for the good, true cold, shocking us back to all our senses: the broken-off star of ice in the hand, the sting of the wind and the quickening heart.

Ideally, though, with any true cold, even just a minor one, you should work from home, Smith says.

However, Fig.  6 implies that 20 – 40%% of this background level could be measured in adjacent true cold regions, which may lead to overestimation of absorbed dose in healthy liver regions that are devoid of any activity deposition.

Besides alleviating the achy, sniffly misery familiar to everyone, a true cold-fighting drug could be a godsend for the 20 million people who suffer from asthma and the millions of others with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Only a true, cold-hearted fear-killer would play this in pitch-black.

For example, Mr. Changery said, true winter cold visited the East this winter only in a three-week period that started in mid-January.

Two of autumn's most intriguing films are Steve Jobs (13 Nov), with a turtle-necked Michael Fassbender as Apple's head honcho, and Bridge of Spies (27 Nov), a true life Cold War thriller starring Tom Hanks.

This is particularly true for cold region flooding where independent shifts in both precipitation and temperature can have significant influence on high flows.

It's true that Cold War stalwarts like Ronald Reagan or Margaret Thatcher would have had the same message as the new Nato chief, of maintaining a strong defence while engaging constructively with the Kremlin, but times have changed and these days a twin-track policy is harder to sell.

In the Southern Hemisphere, the reverse is true; a cold front usually moves from southwest to northeast, and a warm front moves from northwest to southeast.