Examples of 'i get a cold' in a sentence
Meaning of "i get a cold"
i get a cold - This phrase likely refers to the speaker catching a cold or becoming ill with symptoms such as a runny nose, cough, or sore throat. It may also be used figuratively to convey emotional coldness or detachment
How to use "i get a cold" in a sentence
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i get a cold
I am going to test it out next time I get a cold.
Or shall I get a cold flannel and lay it across.
It will be the end of me if I get a cold.
Either way I get a cold drink.
I will report back to you next time I get a cold.
I get a cold shudder every time I have to go to the captain 's table.
I will have to remember this the next time I get a cold.
Only one, but if I get a cold I sometimes get a second one.
Normally each year I get a cold.
When I get a cold with upper respiratory symptoms, I prefer to take natural remedies.
I hate it when I get a cold.
I get a cold now, it could last for ever.
Well, that will come in handy if I get a cold.
Can you imagine, if I get a cold now, it could last forever.
Oh, stop it. Well, that will come in handy if I get a cold.
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I bet I get a cold next week, now.
Whew, Every time we come home, I get a cold shiver.
Whenever I get a cold it lasts for at least a week or 10 days.
It 's a toss-up . Either way I get a cold drink.
Nancy, could I get a cold beer and some ice water?
Can I get a cold brew to go, please?
To the captain's table. I get a cold shudder every time I have to go.
Can I get a cold drink?
And you imagine: I get a cold now, it could last for ever.
Shall I get a cold cloth?
Hey, barkeep, can I get a cold one? If I could perhaps place an order for.
Can I get a cold one?
