On Sundays the little church in the park is mouldy; the oaken pulpit breaks out into a
cold sweat; and there is a general smell and taste as of the ancient Dedlocks in their graves.
"All is over," he thought, and a
cold sweat broke out on his forehead.
With the discovery came a sudden nervous reaction that sent him into a
cold sweat. Weakly, he seated himself upon the edge of the bed.
In the meanwhile, the
cold sweat stood on his brow.
If you wake up in a
cold sweat wondering what 5G can do for you, let us give you a few pointers.
It's enough to bring me out in a
cold sweat. The Highland Midwife was back on Channel 5 with more tales of expectant mums living in the far reaches of Scotland.
A
cold sweat is a sign of sudden, significant stress, which could be physical or psychological in origin, or a combination of the two.
The thought of six points and a PS200 fine is enough to make me break into a
cold sweat, but the arrogant minority are clearly not bothered one bit.
Some of the other common heart attack symptoms include shortness of breath with minimal exertion, nausea, vomiting, and a
cold sweat. "These occur suddenly and are not related to a cold or viral infection," Dr.
Further, the attorney stated the result of handling the pistol in the evidence room would leave the owner in a
cold sweat.
People even break out in a
cold sweat when they think they have lost data that they previously deemed 'trivial'.