Sentence examples for chilly terms from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rice's relationship to Mrs. Clinton as secretary of state also began on chilly terms, officials said, in part because Ms. Rice embraced Mr. Obama's candidacy rather than Mrs. Clinton's.

"If he does leave early, the purpose would be to take the choice away from Brooklynites to make their own decision," said Mr. Markowitz, who has been on chilly terms with Mr. Golden since running against him in a 1985 primary.

Snowball Earth, as this chilly episode is termed, lasted for millions of years.

Those terms received a chilly reception at Disney, said one person briefed on the deal.

At first, the analysis of mental health repercussions in economic terms feels like a chilly, Ballardian way of measuring impacts on women's lives.

When George Deukmejian, a Republican, was elected governor in 1982 and settled here for two terms with his family, he got a chilly welcome from Democrats in the Legislature.

I found I had to turn it down from what I expected to need in terms of heating a basement bedroom that's usually chilly pretty much year-round.

In his first term Mr Obama was cool with congressional allies and chilly with foes.

It is my life". It is a life, though light years beyond autobiography – and somehow it even makes the term Gesamtkunstwerk, a Wagnerian "total work of art," sound chilly and merely aesthetic.

The comfort that they offer is a chillier one: that of seeing one's own death enacted on monumental terms.

My long-term relationship withered and I moved into a cavernous studio made of chilly cement.