A stealthy cold had crept into the glade.
The cold was creeping slowly up my legs--cold and then numbness, something familiar and unpleasant.
She tried to remember the depth of her despair, how the cold had crept into her bones, turning them to glass, and couldn't do it.
A cold was creeping through me.
It was late afternoon now, and cold was creeping slowly up the street.
The damp cold had crept through his leathers and begun to seep into his bones.
Not a moment too soon, for the dwarven priestess was out of spells and the cold was creeping back into the companions.
The cold had crept into my shoulder, stiffening it, and my battered face was a cold, sore mask.
As he listened, the cold of the island's superstructure crept into his bones.
The insidious cold was once more creeping over George and he sank to the ground benumbed and unwilling to make an effort.
