cold feet造句怎么写

Claire canceled the wedding. She got cold feet.

Sometimes you get cold feet when you know something.

The groom get cold feet just before the wedding and run off.

Sally said I should try Bungee, but I had cold feet.

Even the best athletes can get cold feet before a big game.

You can tell when stress hormones are acting since one also develops cold hands and cold feet during the day from the vasoconstriction of the blood vessels to the hands and feet.

I applied to a leading business school and have been called for interview, but I am getting cold feet.

But NRG's management rebuffed the all-stock deal, and its shareholders, at first enthusiastic, got cold feet as NRG's rising share price made the terms less generous.

I volunteered to do a parachute jump to raise money for charity but I got cold feet at the last minute and didn't to through with it.

Liu's husband even developed a program for her to "bully" him where she could choose from a list of things to do to make fun of him, such as tickling him or putting her ice-cold feet on his stomach.

Tom always gets cold feet.

It's just cold feet, isn't it?

They later got cold feet and canceled the order.

The Government is getting cold feet about the reforms.

Every time I want to ask her out, I get cold feet.

I remember my grandmother once said, she is just afraid of the cold in winter, cold feet, if I gave my grandma a warm handbags, grandma's hands and feet is not cold.

Over the past three months, we have been remarkably close to striking a deal, only to have the potential buyer get cold feet.

As long as serious fortification, blocked all the loopholes, so that the process in his reply, you can make out a pretty good idea, got cold feet do not panic, buckled.

I always get cold feet.

She cancelled the wedding because she got cold feet.

You are likely to get cold feet about being president when you understand the situation.

One of the real tests of love and endurance: put my cold feet in your arms and wrap them up in bed.

She got cold feet before her wedding.

I'm ready to graduate to the advanced slopes, now, and the last thing I want is cold feet!

Have cold feet give sb get the cold shoulder in cold blood leave sb cold make sb's blood run cold pour throw cold water on sthor an activity; ignored

get [have] cold feet