Sentence examples for chill blowing from inspiring English sources

I burrowed my face into my husband's shoulder, as if to fight the chill blowing up off the Pacific.

We both went through times where we might have come into a big orchestra, and there'd be quite a chill blowing through the room.

For the first time in days, the sky had darkened and a chill blew through the air.

But a silvery chill blows through these romances, a deliberate and, at times, brazen use of stage artifice.

To others, his mastery of strategy and attention to detail are their best hope as a newly austere funding chill blows in this January.

Hard times indeed, and there is a chill wind blowing.

It is their best bet for protecting themselves from the chill winds blowing down from Tokyo.

Now, with a chill wind blowing through the finance industry, many branches will certainly disappear.

Roberto Mancini's team are guaranteed to feel a chill wind blowing over the bare, open Valeri Lobanovskiy Stadium from the vast river Dnieper that runs alongside it.

Bush stayed in the stadium for hours, usually behind glass, but open to the chill wind blowing down the Wasatch Range.

While Mark Rigby, the former Wasps flanker and captain who now serves as executive chairman, insisted yesterday that there was "no question" of the club going to the wall, this development will send a chill wind blowing through the English game.