Sentence examples for a chilling winter from inspiring English sources
They must go through a chilling winter to make the flower buds we eat.
While the eastern United States deals with a chilling winter front, the western coast of Portugal is experiencing some monster ocean waves.
Also on display will be a chilling 1940 Nazi map of the US on which researchers used census data to show how many first and second generation European immigrants resided in each state.
The section also includes the reprint of a chilling 1934 article entitled "The Place of the School for the Deaf in the New Reich," in which author Kurt Lietz rued the expense of educating deaf students, who could not become soldiers or bear "healthy children". In "Part III: The Jewish Deaf Experience," John S. Schuchman discusses the plight of deaf Jews in Hungary.
The arrival of the new millennium, with its attendant terrors, has merely intensified the attack - a triple whammy of high calibre blood-and-guts novels are hitting the stores in time for a very chilling Christmas (even though all three books are theoretically being published in January).
In January 2005, on a bone-chilling winter day, I saw Seung Hwan Kim for the first time.
Critics blasted the Conservative government for picking on the disabled and the elderly, who face a bone-chilling winter walk to get their mail.
Those words of reassurance had a chilling ring yesterday, when Mr. Ortiz learned that Officer Mosomillo had been killed in the line of duty, by a shot to the neck that caused injures eerily similar to his own.
Debra Granik's previous narrative feature film was the intensely beautiful and chilling 2010 rural-set mystery-drama Winter's Bone, featuring a breakthrough performance from Jennifer Lawrence.
I also threw in a snippet of "Nosferatu," the chilling 1922 vampire saga, and a bit of "The First Circus," an animated look at a circus performer in the age of dinosaurs.
Saudi Arabia has executed at least 87 people so far this year, a chilling increase on 1998, when 29 were beheaded.
