Sentence examples for a cold thrill from inspiring English sources

It's a cold thrill.

On a cold night it was a thrill, Lee remembers, to handle these bright fruits with their aromatic oily skin.

As much as Renoir offers a viscerally kinetic visual thrill, he also presents a cold small-town isolation that, for him, is both the mark and the cause of an uncivil society.

This show is ice-cold thrills, where power is transposed through words and looks and chilly micro-moves, not through warm body friction as you'd expect.

A half-century ago, Western Kentucky was so thrilled about the opening of a cold war uranium enrichment plant that it named a community Cimota -- "atomic" spelled backward.

There was an unusually electric thrill in the air at a pensioners' party in the east end of Glasgow, on a cold December evening in 2007.

Or a cold, cold, cold, cold prickly?

He predicted a cold, cold winter.

She had a cold.

A cold wing bar.

"Not even a cold".