Sentence examples for chilly period from inspiring English sources

Other experts said it was natural, during a chilly period, that China would reduce its reliance on American companies.

"I think he shared my view that the chilly period should come to an end," Mr. Robertson said on the Russian television network NTV.

In 1984, a very chilly period of the cold war, I traveled to Russia with a delegation from the American Society of Newspaper Editors for an exchange with the Union of Soviet Journalists.

Among some global warming skeptics, there is speculation that the Sun may be on the verge of falling into an extended slumber similar to the so-called Maunder Minimum, several sunspot-scarce decades during the 17th and 18th centuries that coincided with an extended chilly period.

Russian President Vladimir Putin even reportedly campaigned for him and, after he lost, there was a chilly period between Moscow and Abkhazia until a compromise was found.

The fact that Belgium was the host nation can perhaps be understood by the fact that the tournament took place during a particularly chilly period of the Cold War.

The presidents of Mexico and Cuba sought to bury the memory of a period of chilly bilateral relations this Friday with a meeting in the Mexican city of Merida.

In the winter months, we switch between long periods in dry, centrally heated environments and short periods in chilly, unpredictable ones.

She dismantles, with quiet authority, the stereotype of the Enlightenment as a period dominated by chilly rationalists.

Within a 15-minute period on a chilly morning in January, the day went from good to bad for the two men who run Happy Acres farm in the town of Sherman, Connecticut.

Mick McCarthy tells a story going back to his time at Sunderland and that difficult period after the chilly fingers of relegation had settled around their neck when they were trying to deal with all the stuff that comes with dropping out of the Premier League.