The organisers' proposal is to blow ice-cold air into the stadiums.

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Of course it takes two to Tango, and the LDP and Komeito blow hot and cold toward the idea (currently more cold) so this is an outside possibility.

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No one can say with certainty how much influence it has on the main political groups, including the one loyal to Mr Sadr, on whom Iran's government seems to blow hot and cold.

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Kentucky led 38-22 with 3:12 left and looked like they were about to blow the game open but went cold from the field and started fouling Dayton.

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Whereas the prevailing moral wind used to blow reliably from the warm and indulgent south, now it blows also from the cold and prickly north.

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Malone then struck a dagger blow to the home side, a chip over the top of the defence in centre field catching Daniel cold.

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