Sentence examples for a chilly wind from inspiring English sources

PHILADELPHIA — A boyhood fantasy came to life under an evening sky burnished by a chilly wind.

The evening sunshine is giving way to drizzle and a chilly wind.

However, despite a chilly wind from time to time, conditions were rather pleasant today.

A chilly wind of censorship was blowing, and really, Mrs Payne should have gone down.

Inside was dark, lit by a few exposed bulbs; a chilly wind blew through it, and the ceiling dripped.

At last, specialist libel solicitors (and the lofty QCs they employ) can begin to feel a chilly wind blowing.

On a chilly, wind-swept night, Milwaukee handed Baltimore its second straight loss, 3-1.

On a chilly wind-swept morning, water frothed to the surface on company land, filling a basin the size of a few tennis courts in a hint of the bounty beneath.

After three hours of begging for change in a chilly, wind-swept fog, all Tricia T. could show for it was a pair of stiff hands, purple and gnarled from the cold, and 75 cents.

Win here, Mr. Cameron seemed to be saying with a speech to Conservative supporters on a chilly, wind-whipped escarpment, and we can still secure the wafer-thin majority many commentators think may be the only way Britain can avoid another general election in the fall.

You're sailing through choppy waters, head-on into a pleasantly chilly wind.