Examples of 'feel the cold' in a sentence
Meaning of "feel the cold"
feel the cold: This phrase describes experiencing a sensation of coldness, either physically or metaphorically. It is often used to depict a feeling of discomfort or chilliness
How to use "feel the cold" in a sentence
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feel the cold
Prepare to feel the cold kiss of my blade.
A blanket is good if you feel the cold.
Feel the cold grip of his presence.
I can still feel the cold in my bones.
I have forgotten how it is to feel the cold.
I do not feel the cold any more.
They did not seem to feel the cold.
I do not feel the cold at all in this.
You do not even feel the cold.
I feel the cold more that others.
He shall not feel the cold bite.
I feel the cold so often because of you.
I could really feel the cold wind.
I feel the cold metal against my skull.
I will never feel the cold now.
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I feel the cold metal poke under my eye.
I could almost feel the cold water.
Dogs feel the cold the same as we do.
I take a hand and feel the cold of it.
They feel the cold more than us.
I know how you feel the cold.
I can feel the cold through my socks.
But they still feel the cold.
I could feel the cold spray of the sea.
Even the cats feel the cold.
I could feel the cold tile on my bare feet.
You will not feel the cold.
We feel the cold in our bodies.
He could almost feel the cold metal.
I feel the cold very much.
They do not even feel the cold.
I feel the cold these days.
She can not feel the cold floor.
I feel the cold something terrible.
You can not feel the cold anymore.
Feel the cold sand on my back.
You do not feel the cold anymore.
Feel the cold of the stone under you.
I can still feel the cold on my neck.
A man of the people does not feel the cold.
She does not feel the cold as much as me.
I assume you do not really feel the cold.
I could feel the cold steel in me.
She does seem to feel the cold.
You feel the cold hand.
I hardly ever feel the cold.
I feel the cold front moving in.
Somehow they do not feel the cold like we do.
I feel the cold wood against my bare skin.
Who wants to feel the cold or.
