Sentence examples for become chilly from inspiring English sources

Reporters who covered Rockefeller in the nineteen-fifties suspected that his socially correct marriage to the Philadelphian Mary Todhunter (Tod) Clark, whom he married in 1930 and with whom he had five children, had become chilly and distant.

Nights become chilly, even downright cold after sunset.

Had the barman suddenly called time on the happy hour it could not have become chillier.

Iraq's Shia-led government, which used to fear the prospect of a Sunni regime displacing Mr Assad and his Alawites, has become chillier.

While there has been no recent event to direct the same kind of attention to Russia's growing authoritarianism, American attitudes toward the Kremlin have nonetheless become chillier of late.

But Mr. Sato becomes chilly when Eliane Karp, the Belgian-born first lady, comes into the conversation.

But Cramer's eye for detail and character becomes chilly when DiMaggio's energy is directed toward making money without giving away any more than his signature and remote presence.

From the mid 90 s, the relations between the public health care and GPs on the one hand and the industry on the other became chillier in Sweden.

Because for months now, rather quietly, the relationship between the two men has become quite chilly.

Just a short time remained before summit temperatures would become uncomfortably chilly and the daylight hours short.

Moreover, relations between the IMF and its debtor have become so chilly that the chances of a refinancing agreement look increasingly remote.