Sentence examples for will be cold of from inspiring English sources
February will be cold, of course.
If the chef is busy tending two dozen specials, he doesn't have time to supervise myriad kitchen details, and I'm going to find grit in my spinach salad, the leg of lamb special is going to look and taste more like stew meat, the roast pork will emerge overcooked, and the coffee will be cold -- all of which has happened and all of which can be corrected quickly and easily.
But soon it will be cold, and many of the country's roads will become inaccessible because of snow and landslides, making it difficult to get food to market.
Your drink will be cold in a matter of minutes.
This will be cold comfort to the hundreds of journalists who have lost their jobs at the News of the World.
But that will be cold comfort to the makers of Momentum, who deliberately left open the final scene to allow for multiple sequels.
But these averages will be cold comfort to the thousands of children who will lose great junior teachers who beat the odds by getting results that are as good or better than their more experienced peers.
But insurance will be cold comfort following the failure on October 31st of VSS Enterprise, half of the firm's SpaceShipTwo fleet of spaceplanes, resulting in the death of one pilot and the severe injury of another.On top of the tragic loss of life, the accident in California will cast a long shadow over the future of space tourism, even before it has properly begun.
In the words of Shakespeare, this is not a foregone conclusion and I don't want to lay it on with a trowel, but if we leave the EU we will be in a pickle and all your talk of freedom will be cold comfort to those who lose their jobs when companies leave the UK, bag and baggage.
But all of them will be cold and clean and utterly lifeless, because that's just the British way.
