Simon won high praise for her chilling yet sympathetic role as the cat woman.
Kirby's blog contains the slightly chilling phrase: "The role schools play in our national and family life is far too important to be left to teachers".
Baron Scarpia, the chief of police in Rome, charged by the royalists and the church with rooting out the republican revolt, was the baritone George Gagnidze, who, with a leathery but booming voice, has it in him to be chilling in the role.
Here, unlike in Woody Allen's "Death Knocks," Hell is no joking matter, and Hinds plays the role with chilling, rueful understatement; his Devil is all gravity and no grace, a sullen, vainglorious bully incapable of pleasure or playfulness.
Redmayne is chilling in the lead role, while Morgan ingeniously weaves between the two main settings of the novel: genteel France in 1910 and the country, ravaged by war, in 1916.
Inoculation of soil with psychrotolerant (cold tolerant) bacteria can play a role in chilling tolerance.
During subsequent recovery, more metabolites were significantly and exclusively up-regulated in LTH, indicating their positive role in chilling tolerance.
Among the best-recognized gene family is the CBF/DREB1 family, whose members play a major role in chilling tolerance in Arabidopsis (Thomashow 1998, 2001).
It is therefore assumed that chilling plays a dual role in regulating dormancy [ 7].
