Sentence examples for withstand the cold from inspiring English sources

"We just have to be able to withstand the cold," he said.

The men were not wearing the survival suits they would have needed to withstand the cold.

In the tundra some reindeer (caribou), both wild and domesticated, are well equipped to withstand the cold.

As in the commercials, he will be demonstrating not the jacket's ability to withstand the cold but his own.

Annuals, of course, produce seed that can withstand the cold weather while their leafy grow succumbs to the desiccating cold.

Meanwhile, an estimated 15,000 people left homeless are trying to withstand the cold and serious aftershocks.

"For decades he's trained his mind to help his body withstand the coldest conditions imaginable".

Either they have been planted too late and are consequently too frail to withstand the colder months.

Does breed or size matter when it comes to withstanding the cold?

This slowly maturing breed is one of the most hardy of all the British hill sheep breeds, withstanding the cold and relentless rain of the Lake District at heights upwards of 3,000 feet (about 1,000 metres).

A high body fat percentage was favourable of withstanding the cold of the water [ 45, 46].