Sentence examples for where it's cold from inspiring English sources

The Americans come and compete where it's cold for them and we go over there where it's hot.

"The process of seeing a kid from Rochester where it's cold and it's not good weather in the spring — we were ahead of the game because we knew so much about him going into it," Oppenheimer said.

"If somebody is out running, especially in this kind of weather, where it's cold, drizzly, you might be inclined to wear your hoodie," local attorney James Siderias told KFOR.

He pointed out that unlike a composter, the oceans shouldn't be seen as a "disposal environment," and that even if biodegradable plastic enters the ocean, where it's cold, it will degrade very slowly and will remain in the ocean "for long periods of time".

MR: A little mischief for Christmas, eh? RC: It is Christmas mischief, so much that after Christmas, when we're doing shows just where it's cold, because it doesn't have a lyric about Christmas in it, I say, "Let's do 'Baby It's Cold Outside.'" They say, "It's a Christmas song!" and I go, "No it's not!" MR: So this is your first Christmas album, isn't it?

If you live in an area where it's cold on Halloween, make sure the clothes you pick are warm enough.

Kooyman notes that many of the 400,000 or so emperor penguins in Antarctica live farther south, where it's colder and sea ice may behave differently.

And while the style of sake is more important than where it's made, sakes from the north of Japan, where it's colder, tend to be a little bit drier and more delicate, while sakes from the south tend to be a bit bolder and richer in taste.

Lake trout like to spend time where it's colder.

You might be able to speed this up by keeping them in the back of the freezer, where it's coldest.

Pilon grew up in Eugene, Oregon, where it was cold and rainy — good Monopoly weather.