Sentence examples for case of chill from inspiring English sources

And in case of chill, Tracey Brown had a supply of wraps and shawls.

Two weeks ago, we covered the launch of Chill, which in concept is almost a direct analogue of Turntable.fm for videos, except that in the case of Chill, there are "Lounges" as opposed to the DJ rooms of Turntable.

Despite the fact that Lutz's ex reportedly felt like she had been cyberbullied, Stuart says that punishing the student for writing, "Long intro, short conclusion, strong hypothesis but nothing to back it up," is a clear case of chilling his right to humorous speech.

He hasn't named them all, though, but did say that Christoph Kramer had a curious case of the chills and Mats Hummels was feeling particularly ropey after all the travel around Brazil.

In a message sent six days before Jackson died, Kenny Ortega, the director of the concerts, complained to Mr. Phillips that while four security guards waited outside Jackson's door as Jackson sat with fatigue and a "terrible case of the chills," no one offered him a cup of hot tea.

The feeling: A case of the chills and fever.

It's just plausible enough to give you a good case of the chills.

A severe case of the chills can also have serious side effects such as brain damage, dehydration, seizures and shock.

An early start, a picnic, perhaps bought in a box from the Greenwoods Market down the street, a sweater in case of a midsummer chill..

King and Heide [ 43], proposed that "...as an evolutionary mechanism, the versatility of the alternative short day/vernalization primary induction system offers a beautiful safety mechanism with short days acting as a fall-back alternative in case of inadequate winter chill".

I like to text my favorite waiter ahead of time so there's a case of Veuve Clicquot chilling on the table when we arrive.