Sentence examples for chill to have from inspiring English sources

It feels unsafe, foolish even, to just chill: to have a day without worry, protection, alarm, preparation.

"It gave me chills to have an opposing team support me like that.

Hours before his escape, the thrill of the chill appeared to have been lost for Mr. Blaine, who looked pale and cold inside his ice bubble, often putting his hands in his pockets or blowing into his stocking cap.

The American-Israeli chill appears to have diminished substantially, the American official said.

The condos' rough-hewn wood floors, deep farmhouse sinks and midcentury-style refrigerators by Big Chill seem to have resonated with buyers.

The Big Chill used to have a reputation as the natural refuge for thirtysomething ravers, but the times they are a-changing at Eastnor.

Maybe it is the glorious weather but the Big Chill seems to have attracted a very happy bunch of festival-goers.

And the big midlife chill seems to have been coming anyway, to judge by the beautifully relaxed sound of "Dean Wareham," the very fine solo debut he released in March.

"It's not news but it's chilling nevertheless to have it confirmed by an independent source," Ms Jahangir told The Independent on Wednesday, speaking during a visit to London.

Around 9 o'clock I made them ferry me to a little country store on shore to take the chill off and to have some breakfast.

Anthony Snell, a soft fruit farmer in Herefordshire, said that while it was good for his crops to have chill during the winter, planting and ground preparation was "way behind".