Sentence examples for feel a chilly from inspiring English sources

At last, specialist libel solicitors (and the lofty QCs they employ) can begin to feel a chilly wind blowing.

If Mark Cueto and Tait run riot, for example, Josh Lewsey and Mike Tindall will feel a chilly draught.

So if you open the damper and feel a chilly blast of air come at you, don't try to light a fire.

"We've had occasion to travel there twice since it was approved, and you can feel a chilly climate from the moment of arrival at the airport," said Jorge Hernández, the group's lead singer and accordion player.

As I grew into adulthood and had to speak with myriad customer service representatives on the phone, I always felt a chilly apparition of embarrassment pass through my body when people called me "ma'am" over the phone.

Their absence makes this elegantly written book feel a little chilly.

Be prepared to feel a little chilly on the way up, but rather hot, sweaty and euphoric on the descent.

Set off in an outfit in which you feel a bit chilly for the first few moments, and you'll soon warm up.

And what's going on in China is starting to feel a bit chillier than expected; it seems that the world's hottest startup market is coming to terms with its own exuberance.

This, I think, is going to be quite tough, because to modern consumers the average supermarket – not just Tesco – can feel like a chilly, toothpaste-coloured, fluorescent-lit hell.

For all this dexterity, though, Little Dragon has often felt a little chilly.