Sentence examples for a chilly spell from inspiring English sources

There was a chilly spell of silence.

Poland normally has a chilly spell in late August, followed by a złota jesień (golden autumn).

A slightly chilly spell causes communications systems to collapse, the transport network buckles under three millimetres of snow, shops are forced to close by a sustained frost and we all end up eating decades old tins of Alphabetti Spaghetti.

Light and space-saving yet toasty warm, the inexpensive cardigans and shells I picked up on sale for about $99 each at J. Crew and Banana Republic a couple of seasons ago have seen me stylishly through chilly spells in London and San Francisco.

A warm January, a chilly start to spring, an early-April hot spell complete with brush-fire outbreaks, and now, freezing winds driving the rain into the sockets of your skull.

The increased demand, he said, started with a chilly snap in the Northeast late last winter and continued during prolonged hot spells during the summer in the Southwest and California.

(Bale can be such a chilly actor, but here he plays a chilly man, whose very gait spells bewilderment, and the result is unexpectedly touching).

Maybe it took a chilly man to find change chilly.

Outside, it's a chilly late November.

There's a chilly pause.

He got a chilly reception.