Sentence examples for chilled feet from inspiring English sources
Then I'd walk back to where we were living – a rectory haunted by nuns, allegedly – and put my chilled feet up on the fender, thus developing chilblains.
For this to make any sense there needs to be a mechanism by which getting chilled feet, or for that matter wet hair, could give you a cold.
The captain's bridge of the "Perfectly Chilled," a 72-foot-long houseboat, isn't used for navigation all that often, mostly because the vessel is only moved for repairs.
The narrow white store puts its wares out on a 24-foot-long chilled marble display counter.
The expandable computer system, called Project Blackbox, is based on a standard 20-foot shipping container and can be deployed virtually anywhere there is electricity, chilled water and an Internet connection.
At the foot of the path, the rustic Fern Tree Tavern serves Devonshire tea and spirits to chilled hikers, as it has for more than a century.
It offered 14-foot ceiling heights, floors capable of bearing 250 pounds per square foot and approximately 30 existing shafts to allow McClier to adapt them as vertical risers for chilled water, electric wiring and exhaust, Mr. Larson said.
To sell chilled beef to the United States, however, a country must not only obtain certification that it is free of foot-and-mouth disease but must achieve that status without vaccinating its herds.
Chilled and frightened, the teachers put on the snowshoes they kept tethered to the saddles, and after considerable difficulty coaxed the horse back onto its feet.
