Sentences with phrase «wicked cold»

It's certainly not a good time for the homeless in Toront and area with the wicked cold snap coming through.

A couple of us braved the wicked cold to do a few runs down the steep mountain trails, the wind whipping in storm cells between patches of clear blue sky.

Especially with just getting over a wicked cold, my lips have been more chapped than normal.

Thanks so much!!!! I have a wicked cold, so I might miss out on the parties this week: (But I need your help.

It's - as we say around these parts - wicked cold.

Have this wicked cold / flu thing going on.

Next time we're in Boston, we'll stop by for a «dilla and a wicked cold beeeah before a Sox game.

I love fall and know that it brings some wicked cold days interspersed with lovely fall afternoons.

Not exact matches

Who knows whether in God» s sight a cold heart, that does not win souls and never has the anointing for power, may be more wicked than the man who is tempted and falls into drink or blasphemy or adultery!

A lot of feelings and a lot of drugs because I have a wicked head cold.

Yet, Abraham was about to be a cold - blooded killer just to prove his faith to God (horribly wicked test, btw).

Jesse and I both got some wicked head and chest colds within a few days of being home.

Today's post is going to be a little quick due to a wicked head cold that I have acquired from my husband.

As I've mentioned a few times, I loathe... loathe winter and Indiana has some wicked, fierce cold weather.

The second leads to cold satire, and we're the wicked guys getting a lecture on our immoral tendencies and primitive ways.

In a real racing environment, cold temperatures and wide, low - profile tires can make for some wicked entertainment, and that was my initial situation with the GT R. I wrestled with it for three full laps before I got even a little help from the frozen tires.

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Private eye Jackson Brodie delves into three ice - cold cases in a literary mystery that melds complex characters, wicked humor, and sophisticated prose in one beautifully plotted package.

Your character (Daniel) wakes up within the cold walls of the keep rocking a wicked case of amnesia and as he learns what the true nature of reality is, so will you.

The character models and battlegrounds are heavily inspired by sci - fi and look great, with strange futuristic formations of cold steel and wicked - looking armor pieces for the combatants.

Current projects include a work for electronics and string quartet to be premiered by the JACK Quartet in December in New York City; a new band project with drummer Billy Martin, guitarist Roger Kleier, and brass trio «Wicked Knee;» a developing collaboration based on radio transmissions in the cold war with historians in the Czech Republic; and residencies at Robert Wilson's Watermill Center and at the Agosto Foundation in Prague.

Really it just wants to be old and it isn't so you see those of us from New England just traveling around the world, shaking off those chains of the sharp quickening weather and that sad desire to be classy or old usually betrayed by our quaint speech — wicked or our loafers, or deliberately well - worn clothes in New England's endless imitation of «real» which is a copy of those who we think know about something older — we think they own stuff, Harvard and the Swan Boats and that Swan Boat accident and all that cold weather food.

What drove the repeated application of cold towels was the fear that we would be in constant touch with our professional indemnity insurers, quite apart from writing weekly apologies to our clients about the fact that yet again we had incurred a costs sanction for some apparently unforgiveable (even if only marginally wicked) breach of the rules.