When I finally reached the end of the path, at Fort Point, I was so absorbed in watching a lone surfer riding the foamy chilly waves under the Golden Gate, that I hardly noticed an hour had passed since I started out.
But the most exciting rock came from a different lineage: Blood Orange, sensually channeling the sweaty funk of the late 1970s as well as the chilly new wave of the early 1980s.
Favoring hues of deep reds and blues, they gathered in the chilly January air, waving to old friends and greeting the new.
With many of the women dressed in vibrant hues, they assembled in the chilly January air, waving to old friends and greeting the new.
To lave in the wave, Majestic and chilly, Tomorrow I crave; But today it is silly.
It was his first warning that gardening on the south coast of Cornwall does not mean waving goodbye to chilly winters.
Woon, however, resisted, and four years later rode a new wave, arriving with the chilly, Burial-produced Night Air.
July had been a chilly month before last week's heat wave.
The band's excellent 2004 debut, "Hot Fuss," was streak-free new-wave revivalism, roguish and chilly.
Take the ending of "A History of Western Music: Chapter 26", a poem that inhabits the milieu of jazz musicians in 1950s Paris: "They are all waving heroically that gray chilly afternoon by the river, like something out of Géricault.
