Sentence examples for fierce chill from inspiring English sources
In the quiet of her office, where she wore a windbreaker to fend off the fierce chill of the air-conditioning, Davis explained the sudden prominence of abortion politics in Texas.
Tents and cloths hanging from string provided some protection from the fierce midday sun and the chill autumn nights starting to close in.
However if you don't have proper clothing, long journeys in open Zodiacs, in fierce cutting winds, can seriously chill the blood.
"The wind was fierce and the cold bone-chilling," Ostertag said.
The X Factor has seemed startling by comparison – radiantly bright, with the cold, fierce air of the supermarket chiller cabinet about it.
It is a poetic notion, a constellation of tastes, a vision of fierce white sunlight, bright blue water and chilled pink wine.
His films have a core of fierce impenetrability; their solar heat conjures a lunar chill.
The chill in relations has been prompted largely by Mr Sarkozy's fierce opposition to Turkish membership of the EU.
Crucially, the pool also functions as a unique chill-out zone for locals looking to escape the fierce heat of summer.
