Sentence examples for chill of winter from inspiring English sources

And inevitably, the icy chill of winter thaws.

It is not the stiff spring breeze in Paris chasing away the clinging chill of winter.

It's not a bad strategy for dealing with the chill of winter.

And the dancing snowflakes and candies evoke the chill of winter and the crunch of peppermint.

Prevailing winds are from the south and southwest, although north and northwest winds often bring the chill of winter.

"The autumn flowers are in bloom... and there's a chill of winter in the air after sundown.

The chill of late autumn had moved indoors.

At noon, cadets donned their capes against the first chill of late summer and headed to an outdoor prayer service.

But she was unabashed about slinging juleps — frozen ones, at that — in the gray chill of late autumn.

Here is the chill of summer, the childhood risk of summer, the dark dreamtime of an adolescent summer in which limits are being tested.

The movie suggests that as much of the chill of today's Darwinian social climate filters down the ladder, it just as surely seeps upward (Holden).