Cold In A Sentence

• What is the cold season?
• She was very cold when she got into bed.
• It too is in a cold part of the world.
• In cold weather it is changed into snow.
• A cold sweat broke out upon his brow.
• His cold eyes rested on me in a disagreeable way.
• It was like taking a plunge into cold water.
• And you will take cold too, sir.
• Not one human being would go hungry or cold for it.
• Dost thou not feel his cold sigh upon thy cheek?
• Cloete thinks he never felt so cold in all his life. . .
• This cold consultation was somewhat distasteful to Forval.
• I said I should like some tea and a slice of cold meat.
• Save within the grave's cold breast.
• I rushed up to the window and pressed my face against the cold glass.
• He was in a kind of cold rage; and do you know what he said to me?
• Lumley's cold mocking glance was too hard to bear.
• But he said it falteringly, and a cold sweat broke out upon his brow.
• A cold chill ran through Sam's veins.
• At this cold touch Lady Banfi uttered a shriek and started up.
• Many whales live in the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Hudson Bay.
• North of North America, in the intensely cold region, is the Arctic Ocean.
• I'll never believe that your hearts are too cold to be fired.
• There is a South Pole and a South Frigid Zone as cold as the northern one.
• You don't conquer a wraith, cold mist, stuff of dreams, illusion.

• It is always bitter cold at the top of some of these mountains because they reach so high.
• The ground became too frozen and the nights too cold for the labors of the spade.
• I may say that such a cold was a godsend just then, as it prevented my having to do any lessons.
• His manner had always been ostentatious and condescending, it now appeared cold and haughty.
• She faced him squarely, with her head held high and her eyes cold and determined.
• I remember our walk, when my hands were so cold and my heart was so hot, so happy.
• She was cold and inattentive at first, became patronizing at tea, and ended by being gracious.
• I had pictured Mrs. Moss in her beauty and rose brocade, the sole ornament of its cold emptiness.
• Our weather is seldom so cold as in the Frigid Zones, nor so warm as in the Torrid Zone.
• Our coldest winter days are not nearly so cold as the climate of the North and South Frigid Zones.
• People can work better here where we do not have either intensely hot or intensely cold weather all of the time.
• He was only startled and disappointed at the air of cold surprise and the suspicious look with which she received his imperfect tale.
• How dogs and children rolled together in snow so dry from intense cold that it hardly wet them more than sand.
• Gray stood over him, looking down upon him with a cold cynical regard that seemed to madden the man.
• At last the lamp went out, and he stumbled against some object which, when he stooped for it, he found to be very cold and heavy to lift.

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