Sentence examples for a cold chill from inspiring English sources

You get a cold chill".

(c) "The thought of his being President sends a cold chill down my spine".

All the while the rain did not let up, drenching the world in a cold chill.

"A cold chill settled over me and I became very worried," she says.

When someone answered, he felt a cold chill and hung up, he wrote.

"Death is a cold chill, frightening beyond reason," he wrote in his autobiography.

Inauguration Day 1969 dawned windy, stone-gray clouds gathering to shroud the viewing stands from the sun, a sharp cold chilling the nation's capital.

It was a freezing night when England felt the cold chill of reality in their bones.

And by the weekend there was a cold war chill in the air.

That kind of wholesale transfer of content sends a cold, dark chill down the collective spine of publishers, both traditional and digital insurgents alike.

Russia's recent annexation of Crimea, incursions into and destabilization of eastern Ukraine, and military engagement in Syria have sent a Cold War chill through Western Europe and the United States.