On a chilly, sun-drenched day, as bagpipers skirled the mournful ladders of anthems and hymns, an overflow crowd that included Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen and other dignitaries packed St. Kilian's Roman Catholic Church in Farmingdale, on Long Island, to pay last respects to Chief Ganci, 54, the department's highest ranking uniformed officer.
It was a chilly, sun-drenched day in New York, and the crowds -- predominantly Jews from across the metropolitan area, including many families with infants in strollers -- were in an upbeat if determined mood as they filtered through heavy security checkpoints where police officers examined bags, coats and knapsacks.
A low, blurred, chilly sun was reflected in the rocking water, making a dim silver path from the horizon.
But in the chilly autumn sun, prospects for peace seemed brighter than they dreamed possible when Mr Vajpayee spoke through April drizzle.War was not far away, however.
But in the chilly autumnal sun, prospects for peace seemed brighter than they dreamed possible when Mr Vajpayee spoke through springtime drizzle.War was not far away, however.
As a chilly winter sun set over the White House on Friday afternoon, a small group of gun-control advocates gathered outside.
TUCSON — The sun had fallen and a crowd had gathered on a chilly Sunday night on the mall at the University of Arizona, for the last event of a weekend commemorating the first anniversary of the mass shooting here one year ago.
The air is chilly but the sun is bright.
This is a Montagsdemo, a Monday demonstration, and it's a chilly one: the sun's just gone and the snow is frozen underfoot, but people are smiling and chatting, bundled in coats, and Jana's pulling me on now, because she's spotted someone she knows.
"At altitude, an unexpected storm can show up out of nowhere, and it gets chilly quick when the sun goes down".
Even though it's still chilly out and the sun is pale and weak, the chickens and turkeys and guinea fowl and ducks are already in a festive mood.
