Examples of 'it must be cold' in a sentence
Meaning of "it must be cold"
it must be cold - This phrase is typically used when someone is observing or commenting on the weather or temperature, suggesting that the temperature is low
How to use "it must be cold" in a sentence
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it must be cold
It must be cold out there in the fog.
It is cold in 'ere so it must be cold outside.
It must be cold out there in the desert tonight.
If the appliance has been previously operated, it must be cold and the ashes.
It must be cold in the river.
She can not swim . It must be cold in the river.
It must be cold out there.
My god, it must be cold.
It must be cold out here.
And his woolens? It must be cold there.
It must be cold over there.
Let us go . It must be cold inside.
It must be cold where you are.
Wow, it must be cold.
It must be cold in the winter.
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Let's go. It must be cold by now.
It must be cold in your country.
What? It must be cold.
It must be cold at night sometimes.
Oh, no. It must be cold out there.
It must be cold in those sandals.
It must be cold down there.
It must be cold water specifically.
It must be cold where they are.
It must be cold by now.
It must be cold outside.
It must be cold in there.
It must be cold in here.
It must be cold inside.
It must be cold in norway.
It must be cold in jail.
It must be cold to the touch to avoid burns to your hands during preparation.
It must be cold here for a Chinese.
It must be cold here for a Chinaman.
It must be cold for you in Milan.
It must be cold for the Chairman.
It must be cold in London.
It must be cold in Iceland.
It must be cold over there . She might catch a cold.
It must be cold there, in your shadow.
It must be cold up there in the clouds, do not you think?
It must be cold in norway . of course.
It must be cold there?
It must be cold out there . Welcome.
It must be cold there. Come closer.
It must be cold by now … Let us go.
It must be cold outside. Come in.
It must be cold in there by now. Out you come, Anna.
It must be cold at night… Your Majesty.
It must be cold there . It 's winter.
