Sentence examples for chilly scene from inspiring English sources

Those familiar with nineteenth-century Romanticism will flash back to Caspar David Friedrich's paintings of an Arctic shipwreck and a monk facing a similarly chilly scene.

He delivers chilly scenes of winter.

(Though not mentioned the novel is entitled "Chilly Scenes of Winter").

(Though not mentioned the novel is entitled "Chilly Scenes of Winter") View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Amanda Petrusich.

From that visceral encounter and associations deep-frozen in memory emerged the artists' work: chilly scenes of an existential winter complemented by large-scale photomontages.

Her novel "Chilly Scenes of Winter" became a kind of bible among 20-somethings, and Ms. Beattie, with her high cheekbones and long, straight auburn hair, acquired a certain folksy, Joni Mitchell-like glamour.

The characters in Ann Beattie's 1976 "Chilly Scenes of Winter" are suffused with anticipation over the imminent release of a new Dylan album, destined to be his masterpiece "Blood on the Tracks".

Other significant works of fiction by women in the 1970s included Ann Beattie's account of the post-1960s generatinn in Chilly Scenes of Winter (1976) and many short stories, Gail Godwin's highly civilized The Odd Woman (1974), Mary Gordon's portraits of Irish Catholic life in Final Payments (1978), and the many social comedies of Alison Lurie and Anne Tyler.

(Though not mentioned the novel is entitled "Chilly Scenes of Winter") In review of "The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh" writer says that at the same theatre there is a short film produced by the Will Rogers… Review of "The Rose", a film in which Bette Midler plays a character loosely based on Janis Joplin.

To cite the title of an Ann Beattie book, we're talking Chilly Scenes of Winter here!

Plummeting temperatures are a distant memory inside these excellent hotel bars that offer the perfect escape from chilly scenes of winter.