Sentence examples for feeling chill from inspiring English sources

It's the first day back at work after your vacation and you feel strange, and then you realize that strange feeling is "actually just feeling chill".

It's the first day back at work after your holiday and you feel strange, and then you realise that strange feeling is "actually just feeling chill".

The upper respiratory tract symptoms will include having a runny nose or sneezing, blocked or stuffy nose, sore throat or hoarse voice, headaches or face aches, aches or pains elsewhere, and feeling chill, fever or shivers.

Another negative side effect that subjects share is feeling chilled.

No one could glance downtown without feeling chills from the absence of the trade center towers.

Still, she adds, some cancer patients do indeed report feeling chills, although cold is only one of many forms of stress that the body has to cope with.

Mard was what nesh children were, when I grew up in North Derbyshire, and they probably persist in whining to this day, especially if starved through (feeling chilled).

This week, after Orb turned in a half-mile workout that was blistering on the clock but looked effortless to the eye, McGaughey admitted to feeling chills running up his spine as he watched the colt run.

Yet far from feeling chilled on finishing the book, the reader closes Novel on Yellow Paper feeling that everyday speech, in all its repetitive clumsiness, has been brought magically close to poetry.

Half an hour later, Elizabeth said, "Andy, I'm still feeling chills, I'm sure it's a fever.

Next time you're feeling chilled, click through the images below and take a de-stressing mental vacation to the nearest place where you can feel your toes in the sand -- no airline ticket necessary.