Least it's too cold to snow, he comments; that's one good thing.

In the winter, it is too cold to work in the water.

Nights were too cold, and she was far too modest in company.

After a moment, he said, It's too cold to sit out here.

But he hadn't been too cold to notice other good lines nearby.

He knew I should be made sick; that it was too cold.

I'd only been here two months, months too cold for flower baskets.

The water was too cold, she'd go into shock and suffer hypothermia.

Last night you were too hot; this morning you are too cold.

But the mauve color kept making him think it was too cold.

The music had ceased, and the night air was not too cold.

My boiler had broken and my fingers were too cold to type.

Claude lay in the crowded stern, too cold, too faint to move.

I move again when they remind me it's too cold to stay.

It was too cold in this town to do anything but drink.

The people at the rear of the bus had been too cold.