Sentence examples for a chilly edge from inspiring English sources
"She has not just a chilly edge," he wrote, "but the capacity to make us suspect a cold heart.
During our visit, the water had a not unpleasant chilly edge, just enough to cut through the sweat of the hike down.
In a chilly flat on the edge of the city, a Syrian single mother explained why.
It was broiling back in Los Angeles, but here along Tahoe's northwest edge, a chilly wind was churning the waters and bobbing the boats.
One could not avoid the sense of dread reflected in a Women's Wear Daily headline this week: "A Chilly Wind Blows: Retailers Are on Edge About Holiday Season".
Compare this to Melbourne on 29 March and a chilly evening with a nasty edge that would slash its way through much of the season with such devastating effect that 2009 will be remembered for the politics just as much as Jenson Button's drawn-out but well-deserved championship.
William Walton's First Symphony has its place in the canon, but the Second Symphony, from 1960, has always been an outlier: the luxury and glamour of the composer's nineteen-thirties style now has a spiky, Stravinskyan edge and a chilly touch of Cold War frenzy.
On a chilly March morning, Steve Howard, aged 65, is at work in his office on the northern edge of Pasadena, California.
Maybe it took a chilly man to find change chilly.
Outside, it's a chilly late November.
