Sentence examples for chilled man from inspiring English sources

It's chilled, man... or as the owner of my hostel put it: "If you're gonna smoke pot, could ya do it on the terrace?" Actually I was just aiming for a beach amble and a swim.

For example, a chilled man usually gets into fever.

He feels chilled and thinks, "That man was truly, seriously trying to take me with him".

He feels chilled and thinks, "That man was truly, seriously trying to take me with him". The lieutenant has never shot a person before.

Some women learn traditional hula dancing but most enjoy western pop music while the men sip chilled cans of Victoria Bitter, flown in from Australia, the main trading partner.

Both men looked chilled, pert, and primed for the ordeal ahead, though surely the realization that it would last more than three and a half hours would have been enough to take the edge off that chill.

A "schizophrenic city" of rude young men with "chilled little faces", of seedy bars "the tourist never sees", of dark secret tunnels under public buildings, "of fur coats and no knickers".

In the study, the subjects — all men — were kept chilled, but not to the point of shivering, which itself burns calories.

The University of Leeds and Marks and Spencer course will look at examples of business innovation relevant to the retailer, such as the introduction of chilled foods and the development of man-made fibres.

Three men turned together into the chilled headwind and onto Boylston Street, a sight never witnessed until the 104th Boston Marathon.

In more than two weeks of hearings, government lawyers presented vague and largely speculative claims that Private Manning's leaks had endangered lives and "chilled" diplomatic relations.