Sentence examples for feel a chill from inspiring English sources

"If you do something that falls under their shadow, you feel a chill".

Even as you read the novel, you feel a chill coming over you.

But only the hardhearted will fail to feel a chill hearing this plain tune so evocatively played.

And when Miss Daisy's step starts to slow, and Hoke becomes hunched for real, we feel a chill of mortal attrition.

Roberto Mancini's team are guaranteed to feel a chill wind blowing over the bare, open Valeri Lobanovskiy Stadium from the vast river Dnieper that runs alongside it.

"I feel a chill of alienation when I'm told what Britishness is by someone for whom I feel contempt, or at least revulsion".

But some academics at other campuses say they can already feel a chilling effect.

I felt a chill.

Feeling a Chill?

Nevertheless, I felt a chill.

We felt a chill in the air.