You've got cold feet.

He got cold feet. He couldn't pull the trigger.

Cold feet.

Your feet are cold.

My feet are cold.

Getting cold feet now?

It's really cold it's 24,000 feet.

Your feet are cold and bleeding.

What, did you get cold feet?

You'll catch cold in those bare feet!

It got cold.

They've got a cold.

You got a cold?

I got a cold, doctor.

The house got lonesome cold.

Got some in here. Cold.

Oh, have my feet caught a cold? They seem so feverish.

Have you got a cold now?

I got a nasty little cold.

You've only got a little cold.

I'm afraid I've got a cold.

Here. You got a cold, huh?

I think he's got a cold.

Four rabbit's feet, and he got killed.

And if I snowboarded again, my feet aren't going to get cold.

If I wait too long on a sidewalk, my feet get cold.

(Laughter) (Chris Anderson I've got a cold.)

Everybody in the stores got a cold.

I got my feet wet a little bit.

You got a dead man at your feet.

He's got his boots on the wrong feet.

What is the matter? said Mary's voice. My feet are cold, I said.

Oh, she's got a cold. She's in bed.

Uh, Mr. Lawson here's got a bad cold.

We got 700 feet of hole to dig, Rockhound.

I'm comin' down! We got 250 feet to go.

RS We've got an altitude call of 368,000 feet.

He's got no mentality. He thinks with his feet.

I got a terrible cold and a fever. I got to go to bed right after work. If you got a cold, you go to a Turkish bath.

But as I tracked 'em west it got cold.

Interviewer So you've got to put your feet out sideways.

She ran a little in the cold and got tired.

Well, I got a little cold, but I'm all right.

Hot and cold. A private thingummy if you've got one.

I got some cold meat set out, might interest you.