Sentence examples for uncomfortable cold from inspiring English sources

The main cast decamps to Sofia – a place still trying on capitalism like an itchy pair of new pants – as a unit for five weeks at a time, and the kinship of a travelling circus has formed; a willingness to do whatever's necessary to get the laugh, to keep each other's spirits up, to piss about during uncomfortable, cold and often arduous shooting days.

The report said Najar, a former bodyguard of Osama bin Laden, was held at the so-called CIA salt pit in Afghanistan where his interrogation included "isolation in total darkness; lowering the quality of his food; keeping him at an uncomfortable (cold) temperature, playing music 24 hours a day and keeping him shackled and hooded".

Having spent a night camped outside St Paul's cathedral with Occupy back in 2011, I can say it is not a pleasant experience being outside in uncomfortable, often cold, conditions.

From the moment they brought her home, Kirsch and Butch were kicked off of all the comfortable places -- couch, bed, laundry hamper -- and forced to fend for themselves on the uninviting, uncomfortable, and cold floor.

A certain degree of self-sacrifice is required and smoking outdoors can be uncomfortable during cold weather.

The bare ground can be very uncomfortable and cold, even in the height of winter.

But often overlooked in the cataloging of hospitals' crimes against humanity is this uncomfortable truth: the cold, cold heart of hospitals has somehow created something useful, even crucial to society.

Some of the so-called "bothies" were, as one horticultural writer complained, "very uncomfortable hovels" - cold, gloomy and unsuitable for human habitation.

And he observed that some research actually suggested that uncomfortable levels of cold could increase people's irritability and aggression, just as heat does.

However, the guide advises: "To really experience a country, you have to be cold, uncomfortable and woken at dawn by the sound of a local artisan clearing his throat and expectorating".

To step out of this uncomfortable zone, try cold pitching - shooting emails to businesses and private persons who you believe are in need of your expertise.