At Trump's one press conference during the transition — a performance of chilling high dudgeon — he raised her name multiple times, gratuitously, defensively.
Then she jumps into the resolute dramatic recitative, rising to a chilling high C, then plunging, like the dagger that will soon be wielded against the king, into chesty low notes.
"TAKE your nose off my keyboard/ What you bothering me for?": that's how the Weeknd opens "Crew Love" on Drake's new album, "Take Care," singing in a chilling high voice that's both pleading and incensed.
Happily, the real players in the family are able to see the bigger picture, which is why James Murdoch last year described the BBC's activities and ambitions as "chilling" – high praise indeed from a chap whose dad owns 40% of the UK newspaper market and enjoys a satellite monopoly gifted to him by an obsequious Margaret Thatcher.
At the centre of all this jolly nonsense is a promising premise about abolitionists fighting vampires in a culture wherein the slave trade turns people into raw meat, and in which the sight of rich white Southerners feasting upon their poor black prey ("Dinner is served!") is a fleetingly chilling high point.
For example, coupled expression of Cu/ZnSOD and APX in transgenic plants of Festuca arundinacea, potato, tobacco, sweet potato and plum led to increased tolerance to multiple abiotic stresses, e.g., the herbicide methyl viologen (MV), chilling, high temperature and drought [ 12],[ 26]–[ 29].
Upon exposure to chilling, higher levels of protein disulfide isomerase (PDI) and thioredoxin transcripts accumulated in NM94 (Table 1).
Abiotic stresses, such as drought, high salinity, temperature, chilling, and high intensity light, usually affect higher plants by preventing plant growth.
Everybody should be aware of the signs of severe infection: Fever, chills, high temperature, etc".
It's a really chill high, very silly, and not too intense.
These include fever, chills, high blood pressure, a fast heart rate, shortness of breath, and chest pain.
