Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In a word, I think the directive could be tightened up, and this has nothing to do with having cold feet, but reflects the fact that a free market has to be regulated and liberalisation needs to be carefully prepared.
• I don't even know what happened, and I don't know if it's, like, these huge issues or if we're just having cold feet.
• I don't even know what happened, and I don't know if it's, like, these huge issues or if we're just having cold feet.
• If you're having cold feet, I think that
• No, you're just having cold feet.

• S.A.R.A.H., you can't have cold feet.
• It means they have cold feet.
• You know, what if you have cold feet about marrying me?
• And maybe I don't have cold feet
• First of all, I have noticed that people have cold feet about laying down specific, let alone European, objectives and benchmarks.
• Because you both have cold feet and it'll give you both more time to back out?
• I'd trade what I have for cold feet any day.
• Listen, Bones doesn't have cold feet, all right?