The phrase "at chilling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or activity related to relaxation or cooling down, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "We spent the afternoon at chilling by the lake."
Alternatives: "at relaxing" or "at unwinding".
Human beings may not progress artistically in a straight line, but we do get better at chilling out.
I'm so good at chilling with the guys that Flip Cup is my middle name, which is funny because I don't even have a last name.
Moreover, the TMC cannot always give a realistic estimation of the microbial contamination levels in food, especially foods stored at chilling or freezing temperatures.
Some previous studies have reported that the TMC are not sufficient for enumerating the microbial counts of a packaged food product stored at chilling or freezing temperature (Broekaert et al. 2011; Pothakos et al. 2012).
Whereas PSI in sensitive cucumber and Arabidopsis is selectively damaged at chilling temperatures associated with moderate light intensity (Havaux and Davaud 1994; Terashima et al. 1994; Zhang and Scheller 2004), PSI activity in tropical trees is not susceptible to that stress combination (Huang et al. 2010a, b).
It was May, but people were wearing long johns and were covered in blankets because the air-conditioning was kept at chilling temperatures.
It is an experience that is at times romantic and at times chilling – it is a grand seduction.
These stratagems — buffoonish, unsettling, entertaining at times and chilling at others — worked spectacularly for a while.
The dehumanizing effect of their actions was at once chilling and comical.
The legal documents, especially in the Jackson case, are at times chilling in their unedited detail.
Ms. Bailes said there was Champagne chilling at home.
