I have a cold.

Do they have a common cold?

I must have caught a cold.

Tom seems to have a cold.

Ken seems to have a terrible cold.

Do you have anything for a cold?

I caught a cold, and I have a fever.

If you have a cold, you should get plenty of rest.

A cold war is not as good as a cold peace, but a cold peace is still better than a hot war.

He must have gotten over his cold.

Would you mind if I shut the window? I have a slight cold.

I have here a superconductor, which I wrapped up so it'd stay cold long enough.

Kate has a cold.

It's just a cold.

He caught a cold.

He caught a cold.

So this experiment would have to cause a surge of oxytocin, have to grab it fast and keep it cold.

The flowers in my garden have withered in the cold.

It's a cold war, really.

They're like a mild cold.

A New Cold War Order?

I've caught a bad cold.

I've caught a terrible cold.

I am getting a cold.

The air felt a little cold.

Is God a cold, unfeeling spectator?

It's a cold day, isn't it?

I caught a cold last month.

The teacher had a bad cold.

She said she had a cold.

A cold front swept over Europe.

A cold snap spread across Europe.

It's easy to catch a cold.

Now, during the Cold War, that may have been a defensible position for the United States to take.

It is out in the cold, but it still could have come.

Many have been forced to kill their fellow children in cold blood.

John had a bad cold last week.

Take care not to catch a cold.

My father is suffering from a cold.

I caught a cold two days ago.

A cold beer would hit the spot!

I am dying for a cold drink.

Be careful not to catch a cold.

Save boiling water and a paralysing cold

Save boiling water and a paralysing cold