Sentence examples for a particular chilling from inspiring English sources

The primary purpose of the protocol should be to determine the amount or percentage of water absorption and retention that is unavoidable using a particular chilling system while achieving the regulatory pathogen reduction performance standard for Salmonella as set forth in the PR/HACCP regulations (9 CFR 310.25(b), 381.94(b)) and the time/temperature requirements set forth in 9 CFR 381.66.

This administration has a particular, chilling intolerance for leakers — and digital footprints make them easier to catch these days — but I can't imagine that any administration would have hesitated to prosecute Manning.

(Listening to this during the Trump Administration produces a particular chill).

A particular chill has seeped into the plastic surgery industry, emptying waiting rooms and driving clinics out of business.

The federal shutdown has brought a particular chill to Kodiak, a small town of 6,300 on an isolated island in the Gulf of Alaska.

"This energy is going out into the world, and I am the one who is responsible for that". (Listening to this during the Trump Administration produces a particular chill). By then, Oprah's success had spawned dozens of tabloid talk shows, hosted by Ricki Lake, Geraldo Rivera, Sally Jessy Raphael, and others.

Meanwhile, over the weekend, images of Chico's reddened sky, full of falling ash, left me with a particular chill; it was apocalyptic, foreboding.

At the argument last month, Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr., who was defending the federal law banning lies about medals, said the broader state laws are harder to square with the First Amendment because they "are going to pose a particular risk of chill".

Among its insights into the buying behaviour of 10,000 consumers of different ages and nationalities, one in particular should chill luxury companies.

Many, perhaps most, people have experienced a sudden rush of emotion on hearing a particular piece of music; a thrill or chill, a sense of excitement or exhilaration, a feeling of being swept away by it.

A deeply chilling drama.