Sentence examples for chilling thought from inspiring English sources
Caroline Abrahams, of Age UK, says it is a "chilling" thought, which combined with the shorter days and poorer weather, results in the festive period being one of the most vulnerable times of year for the frailest in society.
Hmm, it's a chilling thought.
It's a chilling thought, and it brings pangs of survivor's guilt.
The Americanization of London, for example, is a particularly chilling thought.
Richardsoutandabout had a chilling thought: "Time to tick off another correct prediction by bloggers.
Where are the peaked caps, the military tunics and - if this isn't too chilling a thought for so early in the day - the trombones?
Even if you're happy to be availed to all the 100percentt authentic arseholes out there, you can't say there isn't something chilling about the thought of a pair of nerds pulling together a cast of fake rapists in pursuit of cold hard YouTube revenue.
Even if you're happy to be availed to all the 100percentt authentic arseholes out there, you can't say there isn't something chilling about the thought of a pair of nerds pulling together a cast of fake rapists in pursuit of cold hard YouTube revenue.
Imagine what he could do when conditioned to play 60 or 70 minutes, if not the full 80? It's a spine-chilling thought for future opposition at next year's World Cup.
"It was truly a spine-chilling thought," he told the Tokyo Shimbun, adding that he foresaw a situation in which greater Tokyo's 30 million people would have to be evacuated, a move that would "compromise the very existence of the Japanese nation".
