Sentence examples for chilly start from inspiring English sources

A chilly start to the winter has plunged the country into what Mr Kirchner has admitted is an energy "crisis", with blackouts, fuel shortages and factory lay-offs.

People began to be admitted to the court at around 9.30am, as the weather started to warm up slightly after a chilly start.

After a chilly start to 2012, average temperatures from January to October were 0.45 degrees Celsius, or 0.81 degrees Fahrenheit, above the average from 1961 to 1990, according to the World Meteorological Organization's findings.

After a faintly chilly start to their relationship, when both Mr Obama and Mr Cameron were at pains to distance themselves from the blood-forged intimacies of the Bush-Blair era, ties between the two governments have strengthened.

A warm January, a chilly start to spring, an early-April hot spell complete with brush-fire outbreaks, and now, freezing winds driving the rain into the sockets of your skull.

But it will get off to a chilly start — the Saudi foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, who said he would attend, made it clear there would be no handshake with Israeli officials.

Arm warmers can be worn at a chilly starting line, then tucked away when a runner warms up.

The month will get off to a chilly, bright start in the north with rain over significant parts of the south feeding into a changeable seven days, the Met Office said.

The chilly day started with Lela Rose, a designer who received attention last month for the silvery coat (with large bow) that Jill Biden wore for the inauguration.

When your chilli plant start growing chillies, flowers will start to show.

It was fascinating hearing the prisoners move from defensive and rather chilly at the start, to profoundly affected.