The phrase "chilling day" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The cold wind made the day a chillng one." is a correct sentence. The phrase "chilling day" could be used to describe a day that is cold, or an unpleasant, or frightening day. For example, "The news of the global pandemic made it a chilling day."
Since that chilling day, we have mourned.
Then, one chilling day, Nick discovers that his wife is missing.
Today, we make space for sacred reflection, as it has been three years since that unthinkable, chilling day in Newtown, Connecticut, where senseless violence took so many innocent lives.
What could have marked a chilling day for our democracy could now further enshrine in law our democratic right to dissent.
I have been writing about the tragedy in Newtown since that chilling day in December of 2012.
Dear Mr. Lanza As the founder of the Flawless Foundation, a non-profit that focuses on children's mental health and advocacy, I have been writing publicly with love and compassion about your son and ex-wife since that chilly and chilling day in December of 2012.
The witness' testimony was chilling Tuesday: She told the story of Jan . 1 , 2008when several thousand men armed with machetes, axes and sticks surrounded a wooden church in Kiambaa where women and children had taken refuge from ethnic violence that followed the election dispute.
Italy was chilled Tuesday night when a familiar foe political assassination returned after a three-year hiatus, as radicals attempt to scuttle badly needed labor reform of the world's seventh-biggest economy.
He's also partial to a chilled Sunday evening spent eating sushi and listening to some "outernational sounds" at Brilliant Corners.
The x-rays of one patient in its grip are chilling: on day five, the bottom left of her lung is partially fogged; by day seven, both lungs have filled, as she drowned in her own body fluids.
It was a drab, chill day in November, and the clocks were striking thirteen.
