Sentence examples for given a chilly from inspiring English sources

By way of contrast, the rival campaign manager, Tom, is given a chilly, ascetic quality by Steven Hauck.

Polanski has had triumphs and failures in Cannes before, and pointed out that his film The Tenant was given a chilly reception in 1976.

She was succeeded by her finance minister, Bharrat Jagdeo.See article: Guyana's new presidentAbout 50 Argentines arrived in the Falkland Islands, where they were given a chilly reception.

EU insiders have given a chilly reception to the idea that Britons might enjoy associate citizenship after leaving the EU, following a claim from a leading MEP that it would feature in Brexit negotiations.

A unified chorus of dissent from the family foundations would be a severe setback for a merger that has been given a chilly reception on Wall Street since it was announced in early September.

A suggestion that a council could start serving cold school dinners to save cash has been given a chilly reception.

She gave a chilly little grin, rose, and turned her back on the two of us.

Iran gave a chilly reception to a proposal from Western powers that was delivered Saturday.

[C4.] FROSTY RESPONSE Lawmakers and Bush administration officials gave a chilly reception to a plan to let the Treasury Department lend directly to homeowners to help ease the housing crisis.

And this president is sure to get multiple standing ovations from his Democratic majorities in the House chamber (though it will be interesting to see if they give a chilly greeting to his spending freeze idea).

Even before the Opening Ceremony, the Olympians-turned-analysts gave a chilly reception to many of the skaters performing in the early events. .