Sentence examples for chilly experience from inspiring English sources

Queens of the Stone Age make disjunctive rock 'n' roll: it's as loud and nasty as a band can be, while remaining a chilly experience.

Indifferently received when it was new, it remains an oddly chilly experience, hampered by moments of theatrical intransigence and the curious taking of liberties with the score.

She has had conflicts with the charitable trusts running the homes (and archives) of her two subjects, and a chilly experience with a publisher.

"We decided to not view this as a liability but as an asset, and see the airport as a valuable piece of real estate and a place to bring some warmth to what can often be a chilly experience".

To witness a public presentation, as a staged play must be, of such bottomlessly private experience as seems expressed in, say, "Ohio Impromptu" (1981) — in which a white-haired, black-clad Reader reads a story to a silent Listener of identical appearance — can be a very chilly experience, making that other listener, the spectator, feel almost as if he is not there.

As she manages to recover from the chilly experience, she stands up and slips out a loud "Fookin 'ell!" like a tiny disgruntled soccer hooligan.

And... Cooper: [interrupts] I know you wanted to be here with Chilly really experiencing these games.

Roped together with 15 others, giant crampons on your feet, the guided path up the blue phosphorescent ice is a chilly and unforgettable experience (jostedal.com; from £19).

In an unfavourable review, the show was described by Elisabeth Mahoney of The Guardian as "a chilly, alienating listening experience" and a "rare wrong move" on the part of Radio 2.

In the dark, chilly water he experiences me.

I visited Florida one time and experienced chilly rain all week.