Sentence examples for chill kind from inspiring English sources

The past is well represented on Obama's playlists, albeit in a "Big Chill" kind of way.

Indeed many people's fantasies of Jamaica come in an altogether simpler package: the back to basics, rum in hand, chilling kind of experience.

"Inside Edition" recently interviewed Ron Truppa, director of the Catalina festival, who said, "As the news started to break, chills kind of went up our spine".

It was 30 below zero, with wind chill, the kind of cold that makes your bones hurt because the frozen flesh is beyond the reach of pain.

The euphemism for sex, 'Netflix and chill', once kind of funny when captioned on rubenesque paintings, has officially been killed dead this week with the marketing of 'Netflix and chill'-branded condoms.

But it does, because the few successful prosecutions under the law have been sufficient to chill all kinds of technological development and security disclosures.

Civil libertarians largely acknowledge that the Justice Department is free to revise its own guidelines, but they say that the knowledge that political activity is being monitored by the government will chill the kinds of unrestrained discussions that are central to American democracy, with no appreciable benefits.

It's one of my favorite new movies from the last few years and satisfies an important niche of scary movie: The confusing, enclosed space, chilling-uncertainty kind.

"It's created a chill on any kind of innovation in government".

Over the years I'd scrutinized even his most casual interviews in the hopes of emulating what he seemed to be: gregarious, kind, chill.

Checking out wheelchair clothes online, there are plenty of capes and coats that will keep out the chill (including a kind of fleece-lined sleeping bag that will come in useful at the pub near my parents house which is impossible to get a wheelchair into. I'm seriously considering buying a outdoor heater, too, so we can have a local pint outside come December).