Sentence examples for chilly setting from inspiring English sources
The food contradicts that chilly setting, and it is the real reason to visit and revisit Elements.
The chilly setting may go some way to explaining why MacAroon is washed ashore in a block of ice, though his resulting lack of coherent speech is harder to fathom.
The Dantean chilly setting, many of the debates (such as has the Second Coming already happened?), the inability of the law to be graceful, all tie back to a quotation from Marlowe's Doctor Faustus that seems the hidden epigraph of the book: "Why this is hell, nor am I out of it".
The gas, argon, is so volatile that Hale-Bopp must have coalesced in a chilly setting near the orbit of Neptune during the birth of the solar system, researchers said here this week at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
But here we are in Bogotá, perched 8,600 feet high in the chilly Andes, setting out on our first day to find a little-known lizard that is said to be common in suburban parks and roadsides.
That chilly comment set off alarm bells at Fox News and in the television industry at large for what it did not say.
But she certainly makes it look easy in the film, standing on the Sugary Cove beach, near Dartmouth Castle, in a wetsuit and woolly hat, before calmly walking into the chilly water and setting off around the cliffs.
Using the same oil, fry the ancho chillies then set aside. 4 In a blender, blitz the beans with the garlic, onion, chillies, oregano, cumin, salt and pepper until smooth, or the consistency you prefer.
With the dark evenings and chilly weather setting in, it can be difficult to muster the motivation to get out for a run.
Piecing together the strands of the story from the 24 songs in the cycle, settings of first-person poems by Wilhelm Müller, we hear the thoughts of the tragic hero as he wanders like an outcast through a chilly winter setting, sinking into despair and, by the end, near madness.
At the turn of the century, he abandoned sci-fi entirely, setting the chilly, paranoid novels of his "Bigend" trilogy in a present day thoroughly permeated by globalized capitalism and militarism.
