Sentence examples for global chill from inspiring English sources

Here is what the invitation-only conference had going for it: Big Wall Street names, flashy graphics, edgy Global Chill music, weighty discussions of economic challenges, a few good laughs and even some news tidbits.

I may often get impatient with Twombly's showoffy irresoluteness and fustian poetic conceits, but if I try to imagine art of our time without his exceedingly human presence in it, I feel a global chill.

The monster eruption of the Indonesian volcano Tambora in 1815 cast a pall of dust over the world; the resulting global chill destroyed crops and brought on a famine that lasted nearly two years.

I wrote in 2005, "I may often get impatient with Twombly's showoffy irresoluteness and fustian poetic conceits, but if I try to imagine the art of our time without his exceedingly human presence in it, I feel a global chill". Suddenly I needn't imagine that.

The hot flood basalts would have released huge amounts of sulfur and carbon dioxide, potentially causing a quick global chill followed by a longer period of global warming.

U.S. factories are feeling the global chill and shed 9,000 jobs in September after losing 18,000 in August, according to the Labor Department's survey of employers.

The guesswork under way over the damage Trump might wreak, from decimating what remains of the social safety net to trashing precarious efforts to curb global warming, is chilling.

Though smoking is technically illegal, young backpackers and hippie couples do flock here; it's a well-worn stop on the global chill-out trail.

Local star Jose Padilla (the man behind the Cafe del Mar series, and originator of the global chill-out scene) even had a residency here in summer.

SINCE 1983, scientists have been bitterly divided over whether a nuclear war is likely to result in a catastrophic global chilling.

An early Easter could not offset the chill of global gloom and unsettled weather, and a drop in clothing and food sales hit retail volumes – the number of items sold – down by 1.3% in March.