Sentence examples for chilly landscape from inspiring English sources

In this chilly landscape, stark images sparkle with the cold brilliance of an ice crust: a trailer park decked out for Christmas, a dead body plucked from a frozen river, a holiday drag show at the Amvets.

His tagline---Unchained, and out to restore balance---suggests that once freed, The Prisoner will set out to defeat the Ice King and return the map to its previous, less chilly, landscape.

And on the other hand, his reduplicated drifting girls become here a haunting crowd of refugees, an endless trickle right to left across a chilly landscape.

But then, much of the music that Opera Slavica specializes in — the Russian and Czech repertory — is set in dark, chilly landscapes.

The London premiere of the concert overture Ebb of Winter, had begun things; Davies composed it last year, to mark the SCO's 40th birthday, but it's a substantial, introspective and hauntingly beautiful piece, a depiction of the first stirrings of spring in Orkney, with lonely instrumental solos wandering through chilly landscapes and a sense of optimism peeking through the closing bars.

Leibovitz is consciously emulating them, but the direct model for her portrait is by another Georgian master, Thomas Lawrence whose painting of Queen Charlotte in the National Gallery also portrays an elderly Queen seated at a window looking out on a chilly English landscape.

-- no camp at all, but a chilly place in a landscape where some people happen to have some things...

Color-saturated bacchanals have been replaced by chilly, black-and-white landscapes; a few sleepy old folks supplant rampaging youths.