come in from the cold

The right also saw its chance to come in from the cold.

Time for anyone still out there to come in from the cold.

He was not quite ready, though, to come in from the cold.

That is because he never comes in from the cold.

But 20 years have at least seen her interests come in from the cold.

But it is tough not to be when you have come in from the cold after 20 years.

This is the group whose members are thought to be most ready to consider coming in from the cold.

Never come in from the cold and toast by a hot fire.

Maybe 1996 will be remembered as the year the "other" came in from the cold.

A spy who came in from the cold is suddenly hot.

Until this season, the Bills had come in from the cold only occasionally.

Maybe it's time you thought about coming in from the cold, so to speak."

His body quaked as if he'd just come in from the cold.

But not all the ferals came in from the cold.

Now who needs to come in from the Cold.

If someone had come in from the cold, they'd be unaware of our local wrinkles.

It's about time he came in from the cold.

Tell him it's time for him to come in from the cold.

It might be said that he is the spy novelist who came in from the cold war.

When they come in from the cold, some condensation is inevitable.

You didn't want to be late for dinner because it was really important to sit down and come in from the cold.

Frostbite was so common that few took off work or even came in from the cold for it!

That afternoon the guards got a break: their two charges came in from the cold early.

She came in from the cold after she went into therapy.

Important obstacles remain, of course, before Libya completely comes in from the cold.