dead cold

To tell you the truth, his trail has been dead cold.

They probably took a liver reading before she turned dead cold.

The wind that now slipped over her was dead cold.

And they've been dead cold for millions of years.

I was smiling but my hands were dead cold.

There was little, if any, insulation, and the place was dead cold.

With Richard, that was more than a saying: it was the dead cold truth.

If you can heal your dead cold, as it were, so be it.

Audrey's eyes flickered, then went dead cold, but her voice remained smooth.

My stiff hands would not obey, however; dead cold, they held numbly on.

Like a ghost Jenny crossed the hall, shivering in the dead cold.

I was dead cold, and wringing wet with sweat.

A treasure, Gianni says, and he knows the subject dead cold."

Mattel relaxed, trying to imitate the dead cold stillness of the others.

She started to put her arms around him, but stopped dead cold when he whispered, "You don't have to worry about the disease anymore.

Her skin was white and dead cold.

It will not be extinguished until all that exists in this worlds-realm is dead cold ash.

Arnie turned the key and the motor rumbled to life - as if the engine were hot instead of dead cold.

But another sell-off in Japan is potentially more disruptive than either of those: the country's government bond market, the world's largest, has gone dead cold.

The metal mesh seemed dead cold now.

Big trout muscle out of the dead cold;

The sky was gunmetal gray, and the air sat dead cold on cars and sidewalks.

Toward the dead cold smell of old fire and the faint roaring sound from deep in the middle of the murdered mountain.

But he had been sober; dead cold sober.

In the dead cold hours, when the other passengers sprawled and snored, the terror for Allan nearly throttled me.