Sentence examples for chilled cold from inspiring English sources

When you are finished being pampered try the wood-fired sauna or dry-ice chilled cold room, or just relax in your bathrobe in the outdoor sun room on a mock beach made of pebbles.

It's a purpose-built cluster of black-shingled structures with transparent pitched roofs, somewhere between beach huts and farm buildings, under which the Bath House will provide a traditional sauna, a pioneering dry-ice-chilled cold room, affordable pampering treatments and healthy cocktails using locally grown produce (local as in cucumbers growing on the ceiling of the bar).

At home, he says, "if the day is hot, I would have something white and chilled; a cold day, red wine".

For Ms. Plymton, it involves spraying the area early in the morning to keep it bug-free, repainting and repairing the outdoor tables and chairs, dealing with sun and rain, getting food out as it should be (hot food hot, chilled food cold), rushing indoors with all the table paraphernalia if there is a sudden summer shower.

These include the evaluation of basic ventilation system designs, ventilation systems in an enclosed car-park, spot cooling system, air-conditioning system with chilled ceiling, cold air distribution system, effect of casual heat gain on the air diffuser induced air flow and the underfloor air supply system.

A chilled bowl, a cold whisk and a sure eye will help.

(Soup and garnish can also be chilled and served cold. Yield: 4 servings.

The name of witchcraft is pregnant with fearful, yet delightful associations to that large class of romance readers, who, like the unhappy Orra, take pleasure in feeling "the chilled blood shoot cold through every vein".

The recipe in Difford's Guide's 365 Days of Cocktails specifies the espresso must be "freshly made and hot" while Nigella Lawson cautions readers of her Christmas book that it should be prepared the night before "so it's properly cold, chilled if possible, before you start".

Through understanding the temperature and related information requirements of frozen and chilled aquatic products cold chain logistics, this paper illustrates the design of the CS model which consists of sparse sampling and data reconstruction, and shelf-life prediction.

The chilled samples were cold-centrifuged within 20 min, stored in a −70°C freezer, and later analyzed with the high-performance liquid chromatography technique.