Sentence examples for will get cold from inspiring English sources
It will get cold, and then it will get warm.
Usually, the concern is the food that arrives during practice will get cold.
Start from the bottom up - our pick of the best snow boots mean no one will get cold feet on snow days.
From the kitchen, a chef calls out, "In-room dining!" He is worried that a meal he has prepared will get cold.
He compares teaching to playing basketball for the N.B.A. -- "high adrenaline, high performance" -- and worries that he will "get cold" outside the classroom.
It is immediate, comes with a sureness that it will get colder.
Eventually, it will get colder, but analysts doubt that a reversal of fortune for sellers of apparel, like department stores and specialty chains is anywhere on the horizon.
"We are keeping our fingers crossed that the young scallops adapt to these changes and can fight off this plague - so far they seem to be - and we are hoping that the water will get colder again.
From there, across the street to the library, Margaret (Mrs. Margaret Looney) still at the desk; read up and xeroxed on Bad John Wright mostly, also found a map of Jenkins, Dunham, Burdine and McRoberts, since none of them very far and I expect to walk to them later this week:a weather will get colder but clear to bright and sunny by the weekend, so make for good pictures.
If you keep a wine on ice, it will get colder and colder.
