1. Dinner was stone-cold by the time I got home.

2. The body was stone-cold.

3. Notre Dame's offense was stone-cold in the second half.

4. It ends stone-cold sober, with thoughts of careers and family.

5. Doctor: You're a genius, you're stone-cold brilliant, you are.

6. Mei: Thanks, but your attitude turns me stone-cold.

7. You are a stone-cold killer.

8. Normally, Sheila's a stone-cold woman, so I felt very grateful for her gift of those cigarettes.

9. Danny:Because I'm stone-cold sober!

10. She binges about once a month and is stone-cold sober the rest of the time.

11. One stone-cold fact about Windows 7 is that we need more stone-cold facts in order to understand the new operating system that is likely to arrive in early 2010.

12. Your dinner's been on the table for over an hour and it's stone-cold.

13. Two minutes in any one house was as long as you dared allow if the last half-dozen dinners weren't to be stone-cold.

14. They had drunk a great deal and the night was warm, but on a sudden they were both stone-cold sober.

15. In the winter, the nuns would huddle in the Warming Room, the only room with a fireplace in the drafty , stone-cold abbey.

16. We're probably entering a period, in other words,[/stone-cold.html] in which smart young liberals meet a stone-cold scarcity that they do not seem to recognize or have a plan for.

17. If it's true, it just means he never lost his stone-cold belief that everything would happen the way he visualized it, even if his destiny led him elsewhere.

18. He's a wine merchant, so most evenings end with a bottle or two, and he often jokes that he hasn't been stone-cold sober since he left school in 1982.

19. The children who got up late found their breakfast stone-cold.