Sentence examples for chilled wind from inspiring English sources
Even the infectious, devilishly cool East-meets-West dance-pop of Miike Snow couldn't inject a chilled wind.
During the winter of 2001 02, the U.S. National Weather Service (see also weather bureau) and the Meteorological Service of Canada introduced a new index based on heat lost from the exposed faces of 12 volunteers in a chilled wind tunnel.
I went there during last Christmas when the temperature was dropping below 25 degrees and chilled wind added an extra perk to the breathtaking view of the rugged landscape.
SOUTHPORT, England — July winds, chilled and blowing at 30 miles an hour, are not cause for celebration in most places.
A high-pressure system building off the California coast this week has pushed out the cool weather and winds that chilled San Diego last weekend, as temperatures did not rise above 68 degrees Saturday and Sunday.
Ransome's rich paintings lend warmth to the wind-chilled scenes.
They enjoyed a pique-nique right on Fifth Avenue, on a wind-chilled February morning.
The bombing happened about 5 p.m., just a few hours after Panetta had been at the base thanking troops for their service during a wind-chilled outdoor ceremony.
It eats away at falling precipitation, drying out the saturated air and carrying the now-chilled river of winds down to the surface.
And at a Jackson Heights bus stop, more than 50 wind-chilled commuters wait impatiently in a line that runs up and back down the block.
When the sewer flooded, armies of large rats ran into the R. & A. After dinner, in the all but endless summer daylight, Jerris and I return to the course, and to the wind-chilled grandstand over the seventeenth tee, one of three fixed positions from which we have decided to watch things from day to day unfold, another being above the seventeenth green.
