Sentence examples for chilling things from inspiring English sources

The Fear by Brian Moses will send shivers down the stiffest spine as fear itself describes as the chilling things it is.

Before 1987, it meant chilling things down to within a few degrees of absolute zero (-273°C), a temperature that can be sustained only by bathing a superconductor in liquid helium, which is expensive.

He told me some chilling things, and I for one will never forget his contribution to improving the treatment of animals sent to slaughter.

For me one of the most chilling things is we have testimony of how good a taxi driver he was, how he used to pick up young girls and take them home safely.

It was, and remains, one of the most chilling things I've ever seen: Whole neighborhoods, the size of four football fields, looked as though a tornado had swept back and forth over them for a week — but this was not the work of Mother Nature.

David Cameron said a Scottish government defaulting on its debts would was "one of the most chilling things" said in the campaign, and it would lead to higher mortgages and crippling interest rates for businesses.

The graph comparing the frequency of the word "Tiananmen" in English-language books between 1950 and 2000 with its frequency in Chinese books from the same period is a genuinely chilling thing to behold.

The really chilling thing?

At Mach 4 or 5, the air flow would become dangerously hot but this heat exchanger - consisting of a dense and closely-guarded bundle of tiny tubes - would chill things down to a manageable temperature in milliseconds.

I think they chill things in a way that are going to give us worse politicians.

The onslaught of light refracting off gold chains was a bit much, so I decided to upload a Stereolab tune over some cat GIFs to chill things out: .