Sentence examples for forget the chill from inspiring English sources

Forget the chill that seeps into your bones as you wait for a bus.

Committed Caribbean music fans head to the West Indian epicenter of Flatbush, Brooklyn, where clubs like Secrets (724 Nostrand Avenue; secretsnyc.net), top right, can make one forget the chill in the air.

Doubles from £49, steinhusid.is Christy Nicholas Our stay in Iceland's second "city" (population 17,000) of Akureyri, the capital of the north, was inspirational and the friendly welcome at the amazing value Akureyri hostel warm enough to make you forget the chill outside.

I'll never forget the chill I felt at his response: "It won't be the last".

January may not be the cruelest month, but it can get pretty bleak out there, so it's good to have not one but two movies with music in their blood to help us forget the chill outside.

"The news that the rate of child mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa is declining twice as fast as it was a decade ago shows that we can make progress even in the poorest places, but we cannot for a moment forget the chilling fact of around 21,000 children dying every day from preventable causes," said Anthony Lake, UNICEF Executive Director.

BY midweek, as Long Island baked in its first sustained warm weather of the year, it was almost possible to forget the soggy chill that enveloped it for much of the past two months.

Some are led by characters, others play with language or tone (who can forget the bone chill after reading Shirley Jackson's The Lottery?), but all manage to distill something terrifying or tender or utterly distinct in just a couple of thousand words.

And although I was already shivering with cold, I will never forget the fresh chills that ran through me when I heard the sobs behind me.

It is comforting for its mind-numbing qualities but it also reinforces a false equivalency that all media is the same; to be idly luxuriated in, Shiraz in hand, dog by feet, as you chill out and forget the world after a hard day.

It was easy to forget that chill as I cozied up with my 4-year-old son on the sofa that backed up against our a floor-to-ceiling window.