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And it gets cold in the winter. |
The blood ran cold in my veins. |
MN does get cold in the winter. |
When I was young, it always seemed much colder in the winter and cooler in the summer. |
Maybe a rug as I have hardwood floors (that I LOVE) but can be a bit cold in the winter. |
I like the meadows and parks in the summer but it is too cold in the winter to go there. |
He will cause you to grow cold in your heart toward others--the things of God will not mean to you what they once did. |
The trail has gone cold in many a criminal probe because law enforcers were unable to pierce a shell's corporate veil. |
Hats off to him for full on acting - those waters are as dirty, muddy and as cold in reality as they appear on screen. |
The visitors ' coach Joachim Loew was suffering badly from a cold in Dublin but his players provided the perfect tonic. |
I've had a cold for a few days. |
And stays cold for three hours. |
It was cold for July I thought. |
This is about as far as we got in before we determined it was entirely too cold for us. |
I'd planning to put a sign up in the window: ' Hot for the rich, and cold for the poor. |
However it is a touch too cold for them here, and so a perfect cluster is hard to find. |
In the past I have been rather scornful about this, but frankly it really has been quite cold for the last few weeks. |
Weather? Yeah winter is cold for Aussie standards, but the coldest days being around 12 degrees (53F) is pretty mild. |
At the end of the first week we had turned the incubator off by mistake leaving the eggs cold for well over 12 hours. |
So today is the day of good knee socks (a pun on the Japanese for November 28th) But it's way too cold for knee socks. |
Also, have a cold at the moment. |
I kind of like being cold at night. |
And, to NML, you are not cold at all. |
Though the canyon bottom is tropical, in winter the canyon walls get very cold at night. |
Sweat was dripping down his body even though the temperature was very cold at that time. |
The poker is hot at $t1$ and cold at $t2$, and there's nothing contradictory about that. |
Pits deeper than 1 metre can be cold at the bottom and the micro-organisms can not get enough oxygen to work properly. |
If everything's on but all of your radiators are still cold at the top, your heating system could be full of a sludge. |
Warm clothes should be worn to avoid wind chill &; catching cold at the summit after sweating it out during the climb. |
Between June and August it can be very cold at the Ngorongoro Crater, but Mnemba Island is lovely at this time of year. |
Hope you stay cold on the ship. |
It was so cold on our first hole. |
In short, David Cameron must reassure us all that he hasn't gone cold on climate change. |
He's Hot and Cold on The Phone: He'll text you 10 times in a night, then go MIA for days. |
I'd been kissed! Almost immediately he turned cold on me, and then the gossip reached me. |
Either way, you don't want the trail to go cold on your systems when the Police or Intelligence Services come knocking. |
They were 30 degrees colder on Sunday than on last New Year's Eve! It got all the way down to 24 at San Angelo, Texas. |
If you're against bath mats because they get soggy, get one of these: You won't slip and it's not cold on your tootsies. |
It's gotten pretty cold on a few nights, but I needed to get a new chimney brush and clean it before getting a fire going. |
It is served cold with a straw. |
McAllister grew cold with fright. |
Serve cold with nyamachoma or pilau. |
Higher elevations are much colder with temperatures between 15C (59 F) to 25C (77F). |
The next wind storm really cold with harsh wind, you should not do what you want full. |
The spell broke and Ai-chan's face went cold with shock when Youta confessed his love. |
It tastes a bit like quiche without pastry and is nice hot or cold with tomato sauce:) I put mine in muffin pans! 4. |
But you raised the issue of our family home potentially getting dragged into this and this leaves me cold with fear. |
Also bring a sweater because the bus can get very cold with the AC, bring a sleeping mask, ear plugs, and a neck pillow. |
Compare the dirtiness of the water in which you have washed when it is cold without soap, cold with soap, hot with soap. |
Her friend is cold to the bone. |
They never seem very cold to me. |
And I prefer cold to hot weather. |
She was awake but quiet and still felt cold to the touch after lying in the wet bedding. |
I became cold to people, although I'd not a bully, I always spend my time in school alone. |
Food will be served hot or cold to private houses in pneumatic tubes or automobile wagons. |
This does not mean we turn cold to suffering, not at all, but helps check the desire of the ego to fix perceived wrongs. |
Finally, if the lamp is off and cold to the touch, then the switch you didn? t use is the one connected to the lamp: #3. |
As he moved along the shore, he picked up one pebble at a time, and if it was cold to the touch he tossed it into the sea. |
They need to understand why top functionaries in the government, bankers and industry captains are now suddenly cold to them. |
The eggs would be cold by then. |
He responds to pain and cold by twisting away. |
What a chilly place, I meant cold by chilly, haha. |
We felt a little colder by then indicating that we are already near Mount Babag's peak. |
You can not catch a cold by getting wet, sitting in a draught or being out in cold weather. |
I was very cold by that point and had gone into the hotel to see if there were any messages. |
My wetsuit helps to keep the majority of my body warm but fingers, toes, lips and nose all get pretty cold by the end. |
Avoid eating chilled fruits, desserts and drinks I was always told to avoid eating or drinking anything cold by my mom. |
He was done for &; very cold by the time I had got this final shot! Camera was a Nikon D300 at ISO200 using a Nikkor f1. |
With the temperature here getting colder by the day, all I can think about is bundling up each time I leave the house. |
It was really cold during winter. |
It's cold during the nights lately. |
It was also very cold during the nights. |
TIME TO GO It's hot all year round but nights in the desert can be cold during winter. |
If a guy is selfish and cold during sex, he's selfish and cold in other contexts, too. |
It was cold during the night but I was wearing enough clothes so I felt very pleasant. |
On the flip side, bring a sleeping bag meant for summer camping will make you very cold during your winter camping trip. |
The center area of the country is arid which means that it is hot and dry on daytime, but is often cold during the night. |
Many of us will remember this first fair in Beijing as it snowed and was bitterly cold during the three days of the event. |
It is necessary to insulate in any areas that typically get colder during winter, this includes exterior walls and attics. |
The cans were still cold from the fridge. |
Hey, I think I got a cold from that chick. |
Big or small, cold from the fridge, or fresh. |
Sometimes it can cause a bad hair day, but I don't think I've ever caught a cold from it. |
It will be cold from October - March without doubt and possibly from March to October too. |
That might save you from getting too cold from looking for it in the airplane, train, bus. |
Submerge the egg package in boiling water and cook for 4 minutes, maybe a tad longer if the eggs were cold from the fridge. |
ARCTIC AIR MASS An air mass that develops around the Arctic, it is characterized by being cold from surface to great heights. |
It was as if his heart had become cold from all relationships and due to rapture and excessive desire he could not even speak. |
In winter months, the weather gets colder and colder from November to March and considerably warmer in April (a leap into summer). |
Serve cold as a yummy side dish. |
It does take cold as well as heat. |
They are as cruel and cold as the grave. |
It's a bit wishy-washy weather here, but not as cold as it's been for the last 4-5 days. |
Ross Hays makes a statement of summer seasons getting colder as a judgment of personal experience. |
What is the wind-chill temperature? At any temperature, you feel colder as the wind speed increases. |
When we got back to our room we realised it was very cold and it started to get colder as the afternoon turned to evening. |
HEARTBEAT IRREGULARITIES: The uncertainties that cause some people to blow hot and cold as a result of so many guessing games. |
Consider if this is a woman, Without hair or name With no more strength to remember Eyes empty and womb cold As a frog in winter. |
Woodland Avenue was on that list yesterday and I drove up the street after work and it was as dark and cold as the inside of my home. |
Coldest of the season 28 belo zero. |
Tundra is the coldest of all the biomes. |
The State is the coldest of cold monsters. |
With a tog rating of 3+ I know Daisy is snug and comfortable, even on the coldest of days. |
She is also able to burp on cue; even the coldest of souls won't be able to suppress a chuckle. |
That, together with tater pie (meat and potato pie) would keep you happy in the coldest of weather. |
Regardless of the weather, BBG's indoor environments offer visitors a pleasant respite on even the coldest of days. |
Tonight looks likely to be the coldest of the season so far and likely to beat last night's coldest-so-far with -8. |
Its structure is an offshoot from the brain, because the latter is the moistest and coldest of all the bodily parts. |
Done! Wasn't that easy? Guaranteed to gently sooth all your problems away and warm even the coldest of winter hearts. |
And it's tough and cold without them. |
The world is surely colder without it. |
This morning i ate it cold without heating it up. |
It's so cold without the sun that you can't attach anything else to the one hundred. |
Minor illnesses, such as a cold without a fever, are not a reason to delay immunisation. |
You can not have two-way heat flow between hot and cold without violating the Second Law. |
Compare the dirtiness of the water in which you have washed when it is cold without soap, cold with soap, hot with soap. |
Vitaly Shvedchenko Hey, Donovan, what about Russia? Here is so cold without your songs of love! http: **35;4610;TOOLONG. |
Whereas I used to work in a great big heated office, I now work in my house -- which gets very cold without the heating on. |
A simple insulated icebox built in to the cabinet will keep your drinks cold without requiring electrical lines or a major investment. |
Nothing cold about science either. |
I don't mean to sound cold about it. |
They're neither hot nor cold about it. |
Just as I silently declared that there was nothing even remotely cold about this chocolate, Sr. |
While the winter weather is always going to be a drawback, there's nothing cold about the Chicago tech scene. |
One might say that there is something cold about a person who can watch a man dying while thinking about how to film him. |
Now part of this story paints a picture of how these pilots would deal with seeing planes return from mission often a plane and crew down and having to be cold about it. |
North Uist: The story so far In the storm of criticism of its safety record that followed the Deepwater Horizon blow-out, BP blew hot and cold about drilling the North Uist well. |
Aug 29, 2012 7:44 pm Connie C says: When asked if my newly turned 16 year old grandson is excited about the prospect of learning how to drive, he was lukewarm, if not cold about the idea. |
I felt fairly cold towards her. |
She was quite cold towards him. |
I was polite but extremely cold towards him. |
She is smart, sporty and talented at everything but is cold towards mundane people. |
A lot of people who were affected suddenly turned cold towards whatever online game. |
He was also to be the official overseeing her trial, and was obviously cold towards her. |
Some boys don't like that kind of pressure, so if you always act that way, some boys will just act cold towards you. |
She'll repel his approaches, be cold towards his jokes, or try to be overly-aggressive so that she can combat his ego. |
I started to be really cold towards my partner and we split up twice which was my decision and then got back together. |
I thank God that He has given Kim Jaejoong such a side for now, lest others feel cold towards him for being too perfect. |
Serve as hot tea or cold over ice. |
Cliff really caught a cold over Feminism. |
Another big ticket item is the cold over western Europe. |
Allow the Showerstream to spray 5 minutes HOT and 2 minutes COLD over the AFFECTED Area. |
It must be better up in QLD where the water doesn't get so cold over night and in winter. |
Heat or Cold: Use of heat or cold over joints may provide short- term relief from pain and stiffness. |
But for now, I just eat it cold over hard boiled eggs or hot over brown rice &; chicken breast with my other veggies. |
Serve the compote warm or cold over cereal, pancakes, French toast or waffles, or try it with the following ricotta fritters. |
The coolest centuries were the 17 th and 19 th with the former coldest over Europe and the latter coldest over North America. |
That means the upper stratosphere should have gotten colder over the last decades! Indeed almost every chemical-climate model, e. |
It was cold, cold like the truth. |
It wasn't cold like here in Aberdeen. |
Aeroplanes are notorious for spreading a cold like that. |
It also keeps the floor warm especially when the weather gets cold like here in the US. |
How far from the truth was she? The truth is cold like the coffee she serves, Tynan thought. |
As I grew up in sunny South-Africa I have never experienced cold like this before and was not prepared. |
Miss Tumble explained that steam changed back to liquid water when it came into contact with something cold like a mirror. |
It's just one more arena where women are expected to inhabit male fantasies and run hot and cold like running water for male preferences. |
I'd going to move to somewhere cold like that ' cze I wan na buy and wear the winter-clothes!!!!!: D Just arrived in Xiamen after the 4hours ' flight. |
Started off with cold like symptoms, progressing to uncontrollable coughing with the inability to breath, desperation to breath often causes vomiting. |
It is cold due to it's location. |
Later, air gets cold due to expansion. |
Even warm room can cause some parts to get cold due to sweating. |
But oh no, its bad enough that the sheet is wet, but now it's cold due to being so wet. |
The waters off the northern Euro coasts are colder due to the melting Artic fresh water. |
From this point the air gets cold due to ascent and the result will be the fall of continuous rain. |
Here again, when the body no longer grows for those past their prime, he says that it becomes colder due to idleness. |
However, don't come out to the streets immediately after because you might catch a cold due to the instant change of temperature. |
But even if a person has cough or cold due to viral infection, the body will recover generally in one or two weeks without medication. |
Even the weather to a degree, the winters are surprisingly cold due to the design of the houses and the summers can be unbearably hot. |
Make sure that your grill is completely cold before cleaning it. |
It has to be cold before slicing them preferably in a meat slicer. |
Leave until cold before labelling otherwise the labels won't stick. |
Feet often feel cold before the rest of the body because they have the poorest circulation. |
I mean, I had a bath on Saturday and the hot water began to run cold before the tub was full. |
It was just the perfect temperature and I wasn't feeling hot or cold before all this started. |
The Green Archers blew hot and cold before finishing strong to overcome the hard-fighting UP Maroons, 76-69 yesterday. |
In the morning, a body has already turned cold before the first concerned hand reaches out to touch an icy celebrity shoulder. |
Personally I prefer my toast cooked to between 3 and 4 on the toaster and allowed to get completely cold before buttering THICKLY. |
Some concern over raw meat and fish being in the same area as cooked meat and fish, with the raw produce not kept cold before being cooked. |
Fourteen degrees wasn't so cold after all. |
I was soon out cold after a hectic Diwali. |
Only she feels a little colder after that. |
Point out that the light sticks are still cold after giving out light for several minutes. |
If teeth are sensitive to hot or cold after dental work, a pain reliever may be recommended. |
If the delivery room becomes colder after the delivery the mother will most likely catch cold. |
Feeling cold after a bath: When children step out of a warm bath into cold air, this can feel very unpleasant for them. |
This may not have anything to do with it, but I have caught cold after cold as well as strep throat in the last 2 months. |
The FBI said the case went cold after McCullough joined the military and legally changed his name to Jack Daniel McCullough. |