Sentence examples for a very chilly from inspiring English sources

But he was a very chilly man, very emotionally strange.

More evidence this week that Fortitude is essentially a very chilly swingers' retreat.

At first he gets a very chilly reception – and not only because of Kyra's futile electric fire.

Of course, I like a very chilly glass of cider or beer, moisture condensing pleasingly down the side of the glass, as much as the next parched person.

And though my room was heated, the rest of the hotel wasn't, making for a very chilly breakfast and lunch on those December days.

In 1984, a very chilly period of the cold war, I traveled to Russia with a delegation from the American Society of Newspaper Editors for an exchange with the Union of Soviet Journalists.

The dwindling supply is sending a chill through an already very chilly European Union, though it has not yet led to heating shutdowns: countries have tapped reserves or alternative supplies instead.

If you breathe into your sleeping bag, he continued, you will spend a very clammy, very chilly night.

She is currently on expedition (during the opening of HWĪT) in the Falkland Islands where she is most certainly experiencing a WHITE and very chilly holiday season.

Even on a sunny day in March, Aspen is still high enough to be very chilly.

Remember though, October is very chilly (especially in Britain) and if you are going in a neighbourhood of young children, nothing too short or revealing - or scary for that matter too.