Sentence examples for felt chilled from inspiring English sources
Her skin felt chilled when I touched it, as if she had just returned from a brisk walk in winter.
He felt chilled and exhausted — just what he'd tried to avoid all day, by being sensible and staying inside.
The policeman hardly waited for my father to stop the car before he opened the door and hurried out, and again I felt chilled.
After reading in newspapers about questionable accounting and financial management at the United Way of the National Capital Area in Washington last January, "I felt chilled because I had seen some similar things in other United Ways," said Brian T. Hassett, who served as president of the United Way in Chicago until recently.
On that late November day, I felt chilled and still wore my winter coat.
"I felt chills when I heard the news," said a street vendor in downtown Rome.
In between, announcements from Radio Rwanda mark timelines, while the soft whump of blades felling trees adds a barely felt chill.
Even though it was small, you felt chills when you looked at it and realized that to some things…you are prey.
So, when I read the final words of Abeer's Facebook post, in which she quoted Cornel West, I felt chills.
