Sentence examples similar to Deep chilled from inspiring English sources
Yesterday began in a deep chill.
China has experienced deep chills on Internet opinion before.
Turn that dial down too much and Europe will go into a deep chill.
The result is high camp meets deep chill, and seems unjust to both.
The killing has sent a deep chill through the ranks of aid workers here.
There may be something to this occult stuff, because suddenly the reporter feels a deep chill.
"I always get a deep chill down my spine," he said the other day outside what used to be St.
A close-focus and space view of the deep chill finally settling in over the Northeast, for a short while.
We've already been there in the past — in the long dark of December, the deep chill of January.
After 2007, with diplomats expelled from both countries, relations between London and Moscow entered a period of deep chill.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIN 1842 some 700 European soldiers, 3,800 Indian sepoys and 14,000 civilian staff fled Kabul in the deep chill of winter.
