Sentence examples for years of cold from inspiring English sources

After repeated years of cold and precipitation, at what point will we have to stop calling these European snowfalls "unusual"?

Tens of thousands of Russians live there, mainly women married to Syrian men after years of cold war cooperation between the countries.

"In the 50 years of cold war," he said, "we primarily dealt with people who'd made up their minds and decided to volunteer, including almost everyone Ames killed.

It was ten minutes past noon, Swiss time, on November 20 , 1985 the key moment in forty years of Cold War brinkmanship.

Lasser, a tenured associate professor in Binghamton's school of management, said he endured a few years of cold shoulders and dirty looks when he emerged as a vocal critic of the program's new direction.

For at least half a million years, and probably a lot longer, warm periods and ice ages have alternated according to a fairly regular, if punishing, pattern: ten thousand years of warmth, followed by ninety thousand years of cold.

Most of it is diluted radioactive and hazardous material built up during 50 years of cold-war weapons research.

Most businessmen are satisfied that his visit to Cuba in October, ending nearly 50 years of cold-shouldering, was aimed at importing cheap medicines, not the revolution.

During the conflict, the Soviet Union was an admired ally; but after the long years of cold-war confrontation, how many Britons or Americans now know that more Soviet citizens (27m) died as a result of the war than all the other allies lost together (see chart)?

Human rights are again high on the international agenda, after years of cold-war stalemate between two blocs that not only disagreed on even the fundamental definition of rights, but justified violations of them in the name of larger ideological goals.

"Artrytis," the old man said, and told them he was retiring to Florida after thirty years of cold-rolling steel, thirty winters in this notch of the Rust Belt.