Sentence examples for chill us from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hampson can chill us with Heine's "Doppelgänger" and turn Mayrhofer's "Fahrt zum Hades" into an almost operatic scena.

Paul Dacre quoted them in his 2009 "Society of Editors" lecture and said that they "should chill us all".

The horror movie workhorse Sarah Michelle Gellar is back to chill us with "The Return," a rote thriller with an intriguingly frenetic shooting style.

If light meals, cooling ingredients and ingredients that warm us up yet chill us out aren't enough, then the last resort for refreshment is surely a cold drink.

Rather than false accusations, what should really chill us is this: in most cases in Britain in 2014, to rape is to get away with it.

Showing little, suggesting everything, they keep us in the dark (literally, for much of the time), and chill us with nastily suggestive creeping shadows and things that go bump, or just quietly rustle, in the night.

There seems to be something about seeing the undead live that chills us all the more.

He is outstanding here, physically and vocally, staring us in the eye and chilling us with his rhetoric.

"I don't have any happy endings," he says ruefully, chilling us with tales of on-the-lam cougars, pythons, alligators and Gaboon vipers.

More psychodrama – and more blood – last week at the Royal Festival Hall, when the Philharmonia and Esa-Pekka Salonen chilled us with Bartók's Duke Bluebeard's Castle – a collaboration with Yeast Culture, a production team led by director Nick Hillel.

After a dozen stiff-legged hours on the bus, during which the air-con had chilled us to a temperature more appropriate for unpasteurised goods, we emerged blinking into the late afternoon sunshine of the Barrio Martha Quezada.