| When it comes to the Internet, when the US sneezes, the rest of us catch a cold. |
| Eyes will be focused even more sharply on Hornby should the economy get caught out in the rain, in which case the bank might catch a cold. |
| The US economy is teetering between recession and growth, and if it sneezes we all catch a cold. |
| It's actually more likely you'll catch a cold by being indoors, where people are crowded together and viruses and germs circulate. |
| There are many myths about what predisposes a person to catch a cold and what makes one person catch more colds than another. |
| That worked fine as long as prices held steady or even dropped but meant they could catch a cold if prices rose above expectations. |
