The wind that night was cold as a witch's teat, biting through my coat to my bones.

The moonlit swamp wind was cold as a witch's kiss, slipping under my collar and making me shiver uncontrollably.

Even on cold days in Hell, she refused to lose her sense of humor.

At the gala, the stone-cold foxes turned every head as they glided past the champagne table.

Her enthusiasm for the project tends to run hot and cold, making it hard to predict whether she'll push it forward or lose interest.

She initially hesitated, but the promise of cold hard cash persuaded her to accept the deal.

After his hiking trip in freezing rain, the patient was diagnosed with paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria, which explained the sudden dark urine and fatigue.

Grandma always told us 'cold hands, warm heart' whenever she held a chilly hand and smiled.

As the old proverb says, "feed a cold, starve a fever," but modern doctors often advise otherwise.

When a stranger pressed the cold barrel of a gun to one's temple and threatened to pull the trigger, one's blood runs cold, producing a sudden, whole-body physical shock that can last for several minutes without causing a loss of consciousness.