Sentence examples for get a chilling from inspiring English sources
Even now, a visitor like Ms. Dunlop can get a chilling whiff of the old all-foreigners-are-spies mentality — at a cooking school, no less.
Add to that the gothic atmospherics of Bauhaus and his ongoing love affair with country, and you get a chilling soundscape for the backdrop to a small-town murder ballad.
In Maddow's special, the tapes get a chilling new listen, in which a clear-voiced, unrepentant McVeigh talks how those 168 deaths made him feel: "I had no hesitation to look right at [the victims' families, in court] and listen to their story.
"The Office" gets a chilling makeover.
A year later, he was filming "Captain America: Civil War" in Atlanta, when he got a chilling reminder of racism in the South.
"I get a chill every time I see a crane".
("You're not supposed to let them get a chill").
Every time I see one on the side of a highway, I get a chill.
"If you don't get a chill, it's a total waste of money".
Researchers tend to blame cold weather — yes, it really is bad to get a chill — and poor housing.
Why?' Ned never gave me any answer, but I would get a chill or a sense that he knew.
