Sentence examples for chilly grey from inspiring English sources

On a chilly, grey day, Mr. Obama seemed far more energetic than he had on Wednesday evening.

Skøyen seemed deserted on that chilly grey Friday in July; most people round here were away at their summer cottages or holiday homes.

Everyone I know in England is complaining of a chilly, grey June, but there is something deathly about the baldness of a New York summer sky.

It was a chilly, grey Friday in the middle of January, and I really just wanted to get through the day without incident so I could go to the pub.

morning as a matter of course, but I bet a heck of a lot more than usual woke up to Seoul's chilly grey dawn yesterday and, with a shiver, offered thanks: "There but for the grace of God go I". Ben Johnson is taking the rap for a pretty large army.

Norn (not, apparently, the result of trying to say "northern" after a few drams) is an austere little restaurant in shades of chilly grey, the only punctuation the open kitchen and a lot of carpet (carpet! In a contemporary restaurant? Whatever next: curtains?).

Revelling in the sun and sand, he decided to send a postcard to his friend and dealer, John Kasmin, in chilly, grey-skied Britain.

ELECTION day broke chilly and grey across the DC area (only transplants call it Washington).

Walking to Yankee stadium on this opening day with a heavy forecast, a bit chilly and grey skies is not my idea of the beginning of baseball in the Bronx.

So are the twin leaders of the clinical staff: the courteous, steely Dr Cawley (Ben Kingsley) with his glittering eyes and well-trimmed beard, and the ironic, provocative German, Dr Naehring (Max von Sydow) with his chilly grin and spiky grey hair.

"My guess is the weather," said Parissien on another grey, chilly early spring morning in Warwickshire.