How To Use Cold spell In A Sentence
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A few minutes with the heron book cleared up the mystery; they were tricolored herons, the first I had ever seen.10 By the end of the month American goldfinches were shooting around like tossed gold pieces despite another cold spell.
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The avian flu is believed to have moved westwards into central and western Europe as more than 15,000 mute swans fled an unusually cold spell in the Black Sea region.
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Pensioners who spend the winter months sunning themselves in the Caribbean are entitled to fuel allowances that were intended to help tide them over in cold spells back home in Britain.
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The dahlias died down when we had the first cold spell.
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This cold spell appears to be winter's last gasp for the year.
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The timing for this couldn't be worse because we've just had a very bad cold spell.
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The pond iced over during the cold spell.
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The timing for this couldn't be worse because we've just had a very bad cold spell.
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THE risk of a deadly heart attack almost doubles in cold spells, say researchers.
The Sun
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The pond iced over during the cold spell.
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Cold spell which deserve Guguan closed, the cuckoo's where the setting sun sunset.
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The cold spell took a turn for the worse at the weekend with roads in a very dangerous condition and very little sign of gritting.
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Since the last lengthy cold spell a couple of years back, frost covers have not been high on the racing agenda.
Times, Sunday Times
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Snow brought parts of the country to a standstill yesterday amid warnings that a prolonged cold spell could cost the economy as much as 11 billion.
Times, Sunday Times
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Redwing are among the least robust of thrushes and vulnerable to mass mortality when overcome by cold spells.
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They had moved in from the garden during a cold spell in November.
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Snow brought parts of the country to a standstill yesterday amid warnings that a prolonged cold spell could cost the economy as much as 11 billion.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is very difficult to predict how much and it is going to feel pretty cold but the wind will be strongest at the coast and here at the moment, it looks like a bog-standard cold spell.
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But you don't need a cold spell - or sandblasting equipment - to give your windows that frosted look.
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The dahlias died down when we had the first cold spell.
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THE risk of a deadly heart attack almost doubles in cold spells, say researchers.
The Sun
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Britain is expected to enjoy an unseasonably warm weekend as tropical air blows in from the Atlantic after a prolonged cold spell.
Times, Sunday Times
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Not even the yawning chasms in the road caused by freeze-thaw action during the recent cold spell can upset it.
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Once a major supplier of wine to Europe, the cold spell led to the complete collapse of viniculture in the British Isles.
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Rapid changes in atmospheric circulation cause storms, cold spells, or heat waves that play out over several days.
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A cold spell simply halts flowering for a little while.
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The outlook for this month is for a fairly typical mix of cold spells and milder interludes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Apart from the brief cold spell in late November, we have had very few hard frosts.
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That cold spell, which afflicted Europe in the years leading up to Stradivari's time, would have produced a uniquely fine-grained wood, he said.
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The outlook for this month is for a fairly typical mix of cold spells and milder interludes.
Times, Sunday Times
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In this current cold spell, many old people are dying needlessly of hypothermia.
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We can put it off till the cold spell is over.
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In December 1952, a particularly cold spell meant that most people kept their coal fires burning more than usual.
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Cold spell which deserve Guguan closed, the cuckoo's where the setting sun sunset.
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The outlook for this month is for a fairly typical mix of cold spells and milder interludes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Parts of the river were iced over during the cold spell.
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Since the last lengthy cold spell a couple of years back, frost covers have not been high on the racing agenda.
Times, Sunday Times
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Snow brought parts of the country to a standstill yesterday amid warnings that a prolonged cold spell could cost the economy as much as 11 billion.
Times, Sunday Times
